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3 pointsA lot has been written on deferred Action, a new program that starts on August 15, 2012 for young undocumented students in the United States. However, few have offered any “tips” for filing a successful Dreamer application. Applicants will find their application process will run smoother if they keep the following in mind: 1. Apply slowly. Don’t try to beat the rush and submit a partial application. If the I-821D is denied there is no right to appeal or file a motion to reopen. 2. If you have had contact with the police in the past, do NOT apply until an attorney has seen your conviction documents (docket sheets). 3. Thoroughly document your application with the evidence requested to avoid a delay in your case due to lack of evidence. 4. Download the applications from the USCIS web site. The forms, which must be filed together, are the I-821D, I-765 and I-765 WS. They are fillable online, but must be sent in hard copy to one of the four designated USCIS Immigration Lockboxes. Visit the USCIS web site to insure you file with the Lockbox which corresponds to your address. 5. While you’re applying, DO NOT travel outside of the U.S. after August 15, 2012! You will be inegible for the program. 6. Keep in mind fraud and misrepresentation can trigger a denial and result in you being placed in removal proceedings. 7. Send Immigration fees in the form of a Money Order. By doing, so you can trace the money order and ensure that the application will be processed promptly as if paid with cash. 8. Make copies of everything you submit and send the application via certified mail to confirm receipt. 9. Translate all non-English documents into English. 10. Submit proof that you arrived in the U.S. BEFORE turning 16 and have resided continuously in the U.S. for at least 5 years as of June 15, 2007. Deferred action is not an amnesty, it is not a Green Card. It is a work permit, renewable every two years, that will allow the applicant to get employment in the U.S., a driver’s license, and a Social Security number. Source: http://nbclatino.com...on-application/
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help filling out I-765?
ale_juarez and one other reacted to deyr0901 for a post in a topic
On the I-765 instruction page 5 on the right hand side at the top, Under number 2 letter a. And on question 14 I put Without Inspection since I was brought here when I was little and we crossed el Rio. -
1 pointIt's here! The I-821D has been released on 08-14-2012 and it is ready to be filled out. Remember to fill out the other 3 as well! Link: http://www.uscis.gov...00045f3d6a1RCRD Link: http://www.uscis.gov...00045f3d6a1RCRD This is just how the process will be (http://www.uscis.gov...000082ca60aRCRD) Before looking/dowloading the forms, take a few extra minutes to read the instructions, they're super helpful at filling out the applications or if its easier for you to watch/listen to someone show you how to fill out the form, go to the videos below..filled out by a fellow DREAMER.. Video on How to fill out application: Part 1 http://player.vimeo.com/video/47753453 http://forum.adreama...-application-o/ Part 2 Instructions for forms: I-821 instructions http://www.uscis.gov...i-821dinstr.pdf I-765 instructions http://www.uscis.gov.../i-765instr.pdf Forms To be filled: 1. I-821D - Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. 2. G-1145 - E-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance (To be notified when your paperwork is received). 3. I-765 & I-765ws (Employment Authorization & Worksheet) Where to send it? http://www.uscis.gov...00045f3d6a1RCRD What should I include along with the Applications? 1. Information showing that you entered the US when you were 16 Years Old. 2. Information showing you've been in the US for 5 continues years. (From 2007 - Present) 3. 2 identical color passport-photos-like 2" by 2" with a white background, Head height should measure 1" to 1 2/8 from top to bottom chin, and eye height is between 1 1/8" to 1 3/8" from bottom of photo. 4. Money Order of $465 (More Info on what to write on it "http://www.uscis.gov...00045f3d6a1RCRD") What are the fees to apply? US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) $465 Employment Authorization $380 Biometrics (Fingerprints) $85 Money Orders will be accepted in this process. Note: I will not be providing direct links to applications or addresses as these might change in the future and create broken links. Please read carefully every piece of information given in the above links before sending anything to be processed. ====================================== Common Questions Asked. What should I put on "Country of Residence"? Your country of residence is United States. What is my "Country of Citizenship"? The country you were born. What is my "Status of Entry"?* With Visa: Temporary Visitor for Pleasure Without Visa: Entry without Inspection (Only if you were NOT caught crossing the border) Without Visa: Can I fill out the Application(s) Online? All the applications can be downloaded and filled right on your computer, then printed out. But you cannot send them online, it has to be through regular old fashion mail.
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lawyer or no lawyer. how did you do it.
amor reacted to lapancha77 for a post in a topic
So i went to see a lawyer he charged me 1000 for everything. I think it was a lot of help he filled everything out he just asked me for the answer. I had a lot of papers and he said I didn't need them all so he picked out the ones he thought were more necessary. he translated my birth cirtificate and made copys of my paper work. I have an appoimnet to see him again tomorow I have to take him 2 passport fotos he said it was for the work application. I was really sure of my self that I knew enough about how things were going to happen but since we can only apply one time I desided to get a lawyer just to make sure .. it worked out for me how did you guys did it i want to know......PS I live in COLORADO -
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help filling out form I-765Ws
Admin reacted to ツ alejandriiukz ㋡ for a post in a topic
do not put anything mayra -
1 pointRonny, if I am correct you are refering to the little boxes correct.? You check the first box. And for you're second question, what number is it...
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1 pointdeyr: Sorry you were mad when I suggested you leave it blank and write it in later. Just take note you asked me for advice and I gave it, you dont have to follow it. Read the disclaimer below my signature.
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1 pointFot current status you should put "unlawful status: DACA by ICE" all in caps!
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help filling out I-765?
ale_juarez reacted to deyr0901 for a post in a topic
On the instructions for I-765 it says to put on question 15: "Unlawful Status: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals by ICE" -
1 pointGreat price Rawf Ive seen people charging up to 1000 and this isnt including the application fees...some attorneys will get an earl xmas...
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1 pointWelcome Irene! All the information can be found here http://forum.adreamact.com/topic/134-what-to-fill-and-where-to-send-it/ Good luck
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1 pointyan88, if your husband is an Officer in the Airforce, then i would apply through him. it will be a better situation for you. If you apply through him you will get permanant residency which will lead to citizenship. with DACA that path is not possible. if you can find the legal aid office on base and see if they can help you or google catholic charities where you live. they have lawyers that work there and it cost less.
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1 pointSuch information can be found on i-765instr. It is the instructions for the I-675 on page 6 section C.
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1 pointWhy are there two address's the U.S. Postal Service and USPS Express Mail/Courier ?? which one do we send it to?
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1 pointI-821D DACA App I-765 Employment App I-765WS Employment Worksheet G-1145 E-Notification of App
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1 pointDiana: Unless you're not sure or for some reason can't remember if you ever had an encounter with the law, than it is suggested that you get a criminal check just to make sure if you need to contact a lawyer or not. Getting a criminal check yourself is optional. If you never had an encounter with the law, you don't necessarily need to get one. (for what, you know nothing's going show.) Just like Itzel, I will not be getting a background check myself. P.S this info I received from lawyers at a community meeting.
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1 pointI am going to celebrate my socks off at clubs here in Miami. Then, when the hangover is gone, prepare and take the test to get my CCNA(Networking). Obviously get my license and apply for jobs >.<