Feds release deferred action application tips
 

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services released a list of tips Monday for those applying for deferred action status, along with a video on the process.

The info from USCIS:

Filing your request for consideration of deferred action for childhood arrivals involves several steps. You need to submit multiple forms, evidence and fees. Small mistakes in preparing your request could lead to it being rejected. Please read these tips to avoid having your request rejected or delayed because of common filing errors.

http://www.tucsonsentinel.com/local/...lication-tips/

Re: Feds release deferred action application tips
 

Cool. Thanks for the info.

Re: Feds release deferred action application tips
 

That is really helpful I wished I saw this before submitting especially "You may submit separate checks of $380 and $85, or one single check of $465." I know people on DAP were stressing out over one check vs two separate checks

Re: Feds release deferred action application tips
 

They made 54 threads about it and I went through each threads saying going over each question to make sure they are correct is more important than worrying about single or two checks.

Re: Feds release deferred action application tips
 

Good info, I'm almost done gathering my evidence, my attorney is going to review and sign off!