mywifesaid

Ok, so I was given an order of removal when I was 17 for overstaying my visa. However, I was just approved for DACA and I'd love some feedback on the steps I need to take in order to getting my permanent green card. I understand that I have to have my case re-opened, hopefully pardoned, and then I have to have someone petition for me. Is that right? Has anyone done this? If so, how difficult is it? Thanks in advance, have a wonderful day.

Ok, hope everyone is having a lovely day. So much to my chagrin, after I submitted the rest of the evidence requested in my case, I got in trouble and was arrested for a misdemeanor. I had no prior record to that. I received a letter from immigration requesting to know more. I submitted my charges & etc. After that they then asked me to send in evidence of the outcome of the case. My lawyer says I can plead down to disturbing the peace. I've read a bit about how that affects my case since it's a "non-significant misdemeanor." I unfortunately do not have enough money for an immigration lawyer at the moment as my criminal lawyer has cost me a lot. Does anyone have any experience with that or feedback? Thanks in advance, any information would be wonderful.

Looking at your time line is giving me envy! I applied in December and had two requests for further evidence. My last one was sent over 30 days ago and nothing, sigh. Ooof, thank you for the information, I will make sure I pass this around to people who I know will be affected by this.

What does this mean? I applied in December and I am still awaiting on answers! I am so upset right now and I can't get a lawyer on the phone until Monday

Ok so I had to submit more information and when I was able to get all the information together (took me two months) I realized I had lost the envelope they require me to send the information in. I am super nervous because I have 22 days until my time runs out. What should I do? I tried calling but today is Saturday and they don't have folks answering phones. thanks for any help