DDRU PROTECTS IMMIGRANT WORKERS

All individuals in the United States have rights, regardless of immigration status. DDRU is here to protect and serve all members of our union.  Through investigations we know that 50% of rideshare delivery drivers are immigrant so we vow to protect them, their family members, and friends from illegal harassment and Due process. All people in the United States have constitutional protections, including the right to remain silent when questioned or arrested by immigration officers.

 

 

                                DDRU IMMIGRANT SERVICES

 DDRU SAFETY PLAN 

We  locate and contact your emergency family members or friends if you are violated by ICE

Provide your child’s school or day care with an emergency contact to pick up your child.

                     Provide authorization in writing for your emergency contact to make medical and legal decisions for your child.

 Provide your loved ones with information, if you are detained by ICE, Help you obtain your passport, legal permanent resident card, work permit, or other documentation you may need.

                  Legal Document Filing Services

DDRU is committed to providing exceptional court document filing services not only throughout the county in which you work but also to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Our mission is to ensure that your legal documents are filed accurately and promptly in all local courts, including municipal, superior, and federal courts. We are dedicated to ensuring that all of our union members are working in the U.S. with their proper legal paperwork.

                     Standard employment authorization forms

               USCIS Form I-76

              Form I-821

 

  Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization: This is the main form used by eligible immigrants to request an EAD, also known as a work permit. Your eligibility is determined by your specific immigration category, such as having a pending green card application (Form I-485), seeking asylum (Form I-589), or holding a nonimmigrant status that requires separate work permission.   

 Form I-821  Application for Temporary Protected Status: Individuals from designated countries can apply for Temporary Protected Status (TPS), which includes eligibility for a work permit. You can file Form I-765 along with or after filing Form I-821.

 

            Form I-485

                  Form I-129

 

Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status: This form is for immigrants already in the U.S. who are applying for a Green Card. You can file Form I-765 for a work permit at the same time as Form I-485.

 

Form I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker:This form is used by U.S. employers to petition for nonimmigrant workers, such as those with H-1B, L-1, or O visas. If the petition is approved, the worker is authorized to work for that specific employer. Dependents, such as the spouse of an H-1B holder, may file Form I-765 to receive their own work authorization.

           Form I-589  

                 Form I-9

 

Application for Asylum and for Withholding of Removal: Asylum seekers file this form to request asylum in the U.S. After a certain waiting period, you can use a pending I-589 to apply for a work permit by filing Form I-765.

 

 Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification:This form is not for immigrants to file with USCIS, but it is a federal form that all U.S. employers must use to verify the identity and employment authorization of every new hire, regardless of their citizenship. 

EMPOWERING IMMIGRANTS

         Offering Comprehensive Immigration Services To Members

DDRU DEDICATED SUPPORT

DDRU of America is dedicated to supporting our union members and their families.