DACA Renewal Document Preparation in Salt Lake City

$249
our fee
USCIS fee: $555 online / $605 paper
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I-821D + I-765 + I-765WS Professional Review Bilingual EN/ES

Can You Still Renew DACA in 2026?

Yes. Despite ongoing legal challenges, DACA renewals remain available in all 50 states including Utah as of 2026. The January 2025 Fifth Circuit ruling primarily affects initial applications and is most restrictive in Texas. If you are a current DACA recipient anywhere in the country, you can and should continue to renew your status.

The key is filing on time. USCIS recommends submitting your renewal 120 to 150 days before your current DACA expires. Filing late can create gaps in your work authorization — gaps that affect your employment, your ability to drive, and your daily life.

What Is Included in Your DACA Renewal Package

We prepare three forms that make up your complete DACA renewal:

Form I-821D (Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) — The core DACA application. We verify your eligibility category, ensure your biographical information is consistent across all forms, and confirm your filing falls within the correct renewal window.

Form I-765 (Application for Employment Authorization) — Your work permit application. We ensure the eligibility category code is (c)(33) for DACA-based employment authorization. This is the most common error that causes DACA renewals to be delayed.

I-765 Worksheet — Required supplemental form documenting your employment history. Our AI checks for date gaps and inconsistencies that trigger USCIS requests for evidence (RFEs).

The #1 Reason DACA Renewals Get Delayed

Inconsistency between forms. When your name is spelled one way on the I-821D and slightly differently on the I-765, USCIS flags it. When your employment dates on the Worksheet don't match the I-765, they send a Request for Evidence (RFE). RFEs add weeks or months to your processing time.

DocPros eliminates this problem. Our AI cross-references every single field across all three forms before a human professional reviews the packet.

DACA Renewal Timeline

120–150 days before expiration: Submit your renewal (recommended window)
Processing time: Typically 2–5 months from filing
Your current DACA remains valid while the renewal is processing, as long as it has not yet expired
If your DACA has already expired: You may still be able to renew — contact us immediately.

Fees Breakdown

Fee Type Amount
DocPros preparation fee $249
USCIS fee (online filing) $555
USCIS fee (paper filing) $605
Total $804 – $854

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I renew my DACA?
USCIS recommends filing 120 to 150 days before your current DACA and EAD expire. Filing in this window gives USCIS enough processing time to approve your renewal before your current status lapses.
How much does DACA renewal cost in 2026?
DocPros charges $249 for preparation. USCIS charges $555 (online) or $605 (paper). Your total cost is $804 to $854.
Do I need a lawyer to renew my DACA?
No. DACA renewal is a document preparation task, not a legal proceeding. DocPros prepares your forms accurately using AI and professional review. If you have a criminal record or complex legal issues, we recommend consulting with an immigration attorney.
Is DACA renewal available in Utah in 2026?
Yes. DACA renewals are processed and approved in all 50 states including Utah. The Fifth Circuit restrictions primarily affect Texas.

Every Service Includes

✓ AI-powered form filling ✓ Professional review ✓ Document validation ✓ Bilingual support EN/ES ✓ Filing instructions ✓ No hidden fees

Related Services

EAD / Work Permit — $239 DACA Advance Parole — $349 Change of Address — $79

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