Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

At Victor Hernandez Law, we are committed to supporting Dreamers and helping them secure a brighter future in the United States. Our experienced team in San Diego provides comprehensive legal services for individuals seeking protection under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. We are here to guide you through the application and renewal processes, ensuring your rights and opportunities are preserved.

Our DACA Services Include:

  • Initial DACA Applications

    For individuals applying for DACA for the first time, we assist with gathering the necessary documentation, completing the application forms, and submitting a thorough and accurate application

  • DACA Renewals

    For current DACA recipients, we help with the timely renewal of your status, ensuring that all required documents are in order and that your application is submitted well before your current DACA status expires.

  • Work Authorization (EAD)

    We assist with applications for Employment Authorization Documents, allowing DACA recipients to legally work in the United States. Our team ensures that your work permit application is complete and submitted correctly.

  • Travel Authorization (Advance Parole)

    For DACA recipients needing to travel abroad for specific reasons such as educational, employment, or humanitarian purposes, we guide you through the process of obtaining advance parole to ensure your reentry into the U.S.

  • Legal Advice and Support

    We provide personalized legal advice to help you understand your rights under DACA, the impact of potential changes in immigration policy, and how to best protect your status and future.

Why Choose Victor Hernandez Law?

Expert Knowledge

Our attorneys have extensive experience with DACA cases and stay updated on the latest developments in immigration law and policies affecting Dreamers.

Personalized Service

We recognize that each DACA case is unique and offer tailored legal strategies to meet your specific needs and circumstances.

Comprehensive Support

From the initial consultation to the final approval, we provide end-to-end support, ensuring you are well-informed and confident throughout the process

Client-Centered Approach

We prioritize open communication and personalized attention, ensuring you receive the highest level of service and care.

Contact Us Today

If you are seeking to apply for or renew your DACA status, contact Victor Hernandez Law for a consultation. Our dedicated team is here to help you navigate the complexities of the DACA program and protect your future in the United States. Let us be your trusted partner in securing your rights and opportunities as a Dreamer.

FAQ

A: DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, is a program that may provide temporary protection from deportation and work authorization for eligible individuals who came to the United States as children.

A: DACA eligibility depends on factors such as age, arrival date, education, immigration history, and other requirements. An immigration attorney can review your situation and help you understand your options.

A: Many current DACA recipients may be able to renew their DACA status and work permit. It is important to begin the renewal process early to help avoid gaps in protection or employment authorization.

A: DACA may allow eligible applicants to request employment authorization. A valid work permit can help recipients legally work in the United States during the approved period.

A: DACA applications may require proof of identity, arrival in the United States, school records, residence history, and other supporting documents.

A: DACA rules and processing options can change. If you have never applied before, speak with an immigration attorney to understand the current status of first-time applications.

A: If your DACA expires, you may lose protection from deportation and work authorization. Contact an immigration attorney as soon as possible to discuss renewal or other available options.

A: Some DACA recipients may have possible paths to a green card depending on family, employment, travel history, or other immigration factors. An attorney can review your case and explain potential options.