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USCIS requesting DACA 3 years and beyond EAD recipients to returned their EADs.

1 min readShah Peerally Law Group

Following the mistakes of the USCIS in issuing 3 years EAD to certain DACA applicants, the USCIS is requesting those who erroneously received a DACA EAD for 3 years or beyond to return the EAD by July 17th 2015. Another EAD of two years are being issued for those who are eligible for a DACA work authorization document.  If you are one of those who received such a letter, we recommend that you comply immediately.

Below is part of the draft letter being sent to certain DACA 3 years EAD recipients.

REMINDER NOTICE: WARNING
Dear DACA Recipient,
USCIS records show that you were instructed to return an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) with a validity period of longer than two years and have not done so. This EAD is no longer valid. You were recently issued a new 2-year EAD. This new 2-year EAD replaced your invalid EAD.
You must IMMEDIATELY RETURN the previous EAD that is now invalid. USCIS must receive your EAD by July 17, 2015. Failure to return the invalid EAD without good cause (see below) may affect your deferred action and employment authorization.

You may also have received a Form I-765 (Application for Employment Authorization) approval notice and/or a Form I-821D (Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) approval notice with a validity period greater than two years. Any approval notice with a period of longer than two years should also be returned.

Please send the documents along with a copy of this letter in the enclosed postage-paid…

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