Re: No money to pay for daca renewal
 

Those are few and far between. Besides, when a cute girl does something, it goes viral. For us, nobody wants us here so we work.

Re: No money to pay for daca renewal
 

No offense to the lady, but she wasn't that cute. Only the skimpy dress and a lot of social media sharing funded her trip. Perhaps the OP can wear a dress like hers. You'd be surprised how much $5-20 donations through social media sharing can get a project funded.

Re: No money to pay for daca renewal
 

You can apply for a dreamer loan, you don't need to have credit I have the worst credit ever. Www.communitytrust.org I got approve the same day ;-)

Re: No money to pay for daca renewal
 

Or you can apply at my credit free check personal loans.

I can lend you up to 500 (including mailing fees) for 100 a month in the next 7 months?

Re: No money to pay for daca renewal
 

How do you propose to have legal protection in the scenario he bails out on you on payment?

Re: No money to pay for daca renewal
 

OOOR you can take Pianoswithoutfaith's advice and save $1 a day until you can pay for DACA.

So, if you get the calculations right and you save consistently... you can actually pay it yourself by next yr. :) Easy -peezy! Given you'll be undocumented, can't legally work for a year, AND you've incurred unlawful presence. It's still doable! ;)

Re: No money to pay for daca renewal
 

$500 is a very small amount.

If he doesn't wish to pay it back then that's just too bad. It reinforces the negative stigma the public has casted upon us. Needless to say, would you want your future children to know that you are a thief with no integrity?

Re: No money to pay for daca renewal
 

Wow, I wish a lot of people thought that way.

Unfortunately we live in a world of dishonesty, for the most part. Why do you think everything has to be legal and in writing? Back in the day, you can make a deal with a handshake and hope the other person doesn't skimp out on you. Now, you can't just trust a handshake anymore.

It's a really nice gesture you have there to trust someone's integrity with your hard earned money. I mean we are talking about half a thousand dollars you're just "lending" to.