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Ding Babb | USCIS Ends 540-Day Automatic EAD Extension Effective October 30, 2025
1300 words, about 3 minutes to read. On October 29, 2025, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued an Interim Final Rule, officially terminating the 540-day automatic extension policy for most Employment Authorization Document (EAD) renewal applications. This policy change has broad implications and will directly affect applicants who rely on EADs to maintain lawful employment in the United States. Under the new rule, all EAD renewal applications filed on
Nov 12, 2025


Marriage-Based Green Card in 2025: Key Changes and What Applicants Should Know
Since the Trump Administration took office earlier this year, USCIS and DHS have introduced sweeping reforms that have significantly impacted marriage-based green card applications. Effective August 1, 2025 , USCIS has issued updated guidance regarding family-based immigration adjudications , granting officers greater discretion in case evaluation and decision. We have assisted numerous clients through these new challenges, and we want to share key insights based on 1) recen
Oct 18, 2025


When do you receive a conditional green card and how do you transition to a permanent one?
There are two types of American green cards: one is a two-year green card, also called a temporary green card; the other is a ten-year green card, also called a permanent green card. The green card most people get for the first time is a ten-year green card. There are two categories of green card applicant who will receive a temporary green card before their permanent green card. The first category is an applicant based on marriage. A marriage-based green card recipient will
Feb 16, 2025


Ding Babb Law Group attains an abnormally fast family petition success!
We recently helped a marriage petition applicant get a green card in three months! Here is how we did it.
Feb 16, 2025
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