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Plain-English checklists and guides — so you know what to gather, what to file, and what to ask a lawyer. Built for real families, not law firms.
More than 4 million U.S. families are mixed-status (NPR, 2025).
DACA renewals that once took weeks now often take months (NILC, 2026).
Family green card petitions can stretch years — and one missing document can trigger an RFE.
4M+ households. Build emergency plans for children, school pickup, and medical consent — before you need them.
File 150–120 days early. Know the renewal window so a stalled case doesn't create a work-permit gap.
Family petitions can stretch years. Strong evidence prep beats simply waiting and hoping.
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Prepare a child-care and medical-consent plan, organize key documents, and know your rights at the door. Source: NILC. Not legal advice.
File 150–120 days before expiration, track receipt notices, and avoid work-permit gaps. Source: USCIS. Not legal advice.
Build a strong evidence file for family petitions to reduce RFEs and delays. Source: ILRC. Not legal advice.
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