Document expiration dashboard
Immigrants juggle many dates: passport, visa, I-94, green card, work permit, I-20. Add each document and its expiry date to see them all in one timeline, with the renewal window where USCIS has one, and calendar reminders so nothing slips.
A calendar, not advice. Renewal rules depend on your situation and can change. The windows shown come from USCIS pages as of October 2026. Check the official source, and talk to a licensed immigration attorney or DOJ-accredited representative about your case. General information, not legal advice.
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The calendar file adds a “time to act” reminder at the start of each renewal window (or 60 to 180 days before, depending on the document) and one on the expiry date. It works with iPhone, Android and Outlook calendars.
Good to know
- Visa vs. I-94. The visa stamp in your passport is for entering the U.S. How long you may stay is shown on your I-94.
- Green card. Permanent residence does not end when the card expires, but you need a valid card to prove your status. See how to renew an expired green card.
- Work permit. Most renewals no longer get an automatic extension. Plan with the EAD renewal planner.
- Moving? Most noncitizens must report a new address to USCIS within 10 days. See reporting a change of address.
Need help organizing your documents?
One Path Finder can help you gather and organize documents where permitted by law. We are not a law firm and can’t tell you what applies to your case. Contact us to start a conversation. For legal advice, ask us for a referral to our partner law firm.