I understand that some of you may be looking towards lawyers, organizations, and paralegals for advice with your application, and that's perfectly understandable.

I just want to remind everyone to take everything with a grain of salt. I went to a paralegal the other day (a pretty well known one) and was told that I am not eligible for DACA because I'm still in high school and don't have a GED/diploma. I was then told an option was to get a GED so I can apply. This was very misleading because I knew that those in high school qualified under the language.

So if you do get any help, please go there informed and make sure that their information is correct. If I didn't know any better, I would have possibly missed out on this opportunity.