Protect Your Future. Stay on Track.

At The LemUS Law Firm, we understand how important it is for DACA recipients to maintain their protection and work authorization without interruption. We provide timely, thorough, and reliable assistance with DACA renewals, helping Dreamers continue building their lives with confidence and peace of mind.

Keep Your DACA Status Up to Date

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) provides temporary protection from deportation and work authorization for certain undocumented individuals who came to the U.S. as children. If you already have DACA, it's crucial to renew on time to avoid gaps in your status or work permit.

We help with every step of the renewal process, including:

• Reviewing your current DACA status and eligibility
• Preparing and filing your renewal application
• Tracking your case to avoid delays or mistakes
• Addressing any changes in your background or legal concerns
• Advising on next steps toward long-term immigration solutions

When Should I Renew My DACA?

USCIS recommends submitting your DACA renewal between 120 and 150 days (4–5 months) before your current status expires. Filing too early or too late can cause delays or gaps in your work authorization.

What If My DACA Expired?

If your DACA expired less than one year ago, you may still be eligible to file a renewal. If it expired more than a year ago, you must reapply as an initial request—and you’ll need to meet all the original eligibility criteria.

Don't let your DACA lapse. Let The LemUS Law Firm help you stay protected, stay authorized to work, and stay focused on your future.

Contact us today to schedule a free consultation with Attorney Yoel Lemus.