Whether you need a new Work Permit, a TPS renewal, or a DACA renewal, this section gives you a clear overview of the requirements, forms, and steps before beginning your paperwork.
We serve clients in Fresno, Tulare, Kings, and Madera Counties.
If you want LDHC to help you fill out and prepare your Work Permit packet, you can purchase the Work Permit Packet directly on our website and download everything instantly.
Application for Employment Authorization
The Work Permit (Form I-765) allows eligible immigrants to legally work in the United States while their immigration case is pending or approved. Many categories qualify, including Adjustment of Status applicants, TPS holders, DACA recipients, asylum applicants, and certain dependents.
You may be eligible for a Work Permit if you fall under any USCIS-approved category such as:
Pending Adjustment of Status (I-485 applicants)
TPS applicants
DACA recipients
Asylum applicants
Certain visa categories (F-1 OPT, J-2, L-2, E-2, etc.)
If you want LDHC to help you prepare your TPS renewal and Work Permit forms, you can purchase the TPS Packet on our website and download all the required documents instantly.
Temporary Protected Status (I-821) + Work Authorization (I-765)
TPS allows nationals of designated countries to remain in the U.S. due to unsafe conditions in their home country. Renewing TPS also allows you to renew your Work Permit during the designated re-registration window.
You may qualify for TPS renewal if:
Your home country is currently designated for TPS
You previously filed and were approved for TPS (or have a pending application)
You re-register during the official USCIS re-registration period
Passport or national ID
Previous TPS approval notice
Any updated personal information
Filing fee or fee waiver request (if eligible)
If you want LDHC to assist you with completing the entire DACA Renewal packet, you can purchase the DACA Packet through our website and download all the forms from your account.
DACA recipients must renew every 2 years to maintain deferred action and their work authorization.
You may renew DACA if:
You previously received DACA
You have lived in the U.S. continuously since your last approval
You have no new criminal history that would affect eligibility
You renew ideally 120–150 days before expiration
Copies of your previous DACA approval notices (I-797Cs)
Updated personal information
Court records (if applicable)
Filing fees (required — no fee waiver for DACA)
