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Haven't done your applications yet? Filled out your application but still hesitant to send it? Even after sending your applications, do you still have a few lingering questions about DACA? Talk to Lauren Burke, an immigration attorney, LIVE! September 16th, at 6 pm EST, here: http://www.vokle.com/series/34402-deferred-action-q-and-a-with-atlas-diy-and-nysylc You can even check out her previous videos to get answers to previously asked questions. Sign up to Vokle to get notifications to remind you of the event. Good luck everyone! And I wish God's favor over all your processes!!

Did any else who received there confirmation email (that they got the package) see anything about them routing your package to Nebraska for processing? I had sent mine to the Chicago lockbox. Just wondering what that's about, if it's normal. Thanks.

When photocopying documents, is it ok to put multiple documents on one sheet of paper? For example: two or three pages of a passport on one page. And If I do, like, certificates, can I shrink them and put them on one page, still big enough to be read? It's because it's a LOT of them :/

Is it absolutely necessary to renew my passport? I didn't even know that I could have until recently! I heard that undocumented have even been flying in the US!? Because I have a bit of weak evidence in for the two last years (just amazon purchase receipts and invoices), and, well, my passport is expired, so there's no way I could have left the country anyhow, right? I feel it would be more advantageous not to renew. What should I do?? Also, when photocopying my passport, should I photocopy all the pages from cover to cover (or last used page), or should I just photocopy the visa and I-94 pages? Thanks guys! =]

On the i821d, Part 1 down in the Education section: I have graduated from High school and attended 3 non-consecutive semesters in college, my last attendance date being the end of fall 2010. What would I put for 18-20? For 18, I have "High school gradute", for 19 I had put my high school, and for 20 I had thought to put the last day I attended college (end of fall 2010). Is that right? In conjunction with that. I owe the school money and am currently trying to pay it off (hence the reason for not attending currently). For this reason I can't request my transcripts. Is there any way to get unofficial transcripts (I'm really unfamiliar with how those work so please explain) or if I told them my reasons, would they release it? And final college question: When I had applied for the school, I believe but am not totally sure, I had said I was a citizen but didn't give SS. On my student info section on the website, all I see is "Residence: Non-International" Not sure if that has anything to do with it, and I'm quite sure what status they have me as or even how to find out. Will this pose a problem? Thanks so much for any help! This is my first post and I have many many questions I've been collecting on post-its. And as I am not familiar with forums all that much, here's a (probably) stupid question: am I only allowed one topic per forum post? Or may I ask all my questions in one? I suppose the the former is correct? Thanks again everyone! I really appreciate all your help and once I get all my forms squared away and submited, I'm gonna be scraping up some money to donate to all the awesome people that have been invaluable to me, both here and over at finding atlas (atlasdiy on youtube)! God bless! ^^

I used an expired passport. My last pic was from '03 or so. I also had my college ID but the guard didn't really look at it. He only took the passport.

@SuperZ1 I have been approved. Following what an immigration attorney suggested, I put in two pieces of evidence for every 6 months from June 2007 to present. So I would suggest four of the bank things evenly spaced throughout the year for each year. I would hope that would be enough!

Great points MarioLC! I had those same wishes in the past and all but forgot them. Hehe I second those ^^

I agree with taramo35.... That's all though

Yea. I had different issues, but I was there for almost an hour too

Hey, so I did my biometrics this past Monday, at the scheduled time. I got there pretty early. There weren't too many people so the line moved quickly. Just three of which were DACA applicants I think too. I offered my passport and college ID with my receipt, but the guard only took the passport. What's funny is that they didn't notice I had an older picture than the first one when I was like 4 or something and were trying to ID me from that. Even stranger, they didn't even say anything 8D. Gave me a form asking Full name, Date of birth, Country of residence, country of citizenship, A#, LIN#, race, height, weight, and other names used (I think I got everything ;\). I measured my height the night before because I had no idea what it was XD. I forgot to fill out country of citizenship and race (in my nervous state, I didn't bother checking over), but the guard was really nice about it and it was cleared up, no problem. My one issue that caused my processing time to go to 45 minutes to an hour, was their difficulty in taking my prints!! Apparently, because I type a lot, my fingertips did not take pictures well XD (it was digital, btw). Everyone who came before and after me were in and out before me! My Mom, who was waiting outside for me seeing these people come and go, got worried and stormed in like super Mom! THANK GOD I was done just then!! DX. Lol. Other than that, and being way too nervous, it went pretty well, I think. And yes. Now for the waiting =]

Hmm. I read this thread late. My appointment's on Monday anyways...

Ok thanks so much!