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Originally Posted by leanleo2013
I understand that DACA requires proof of continuous residence in the US after July 2007. The only paperwork I have under my name are bank statements with plenty of Debit Card transactions. I do not have medical records and never had utility bills under my name. I've gone through the whole list of "proof", and bank statements are all I have.
Do you think those bank statements should be enough proof that I was here?
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That's definitely good solid proof. Most of my evidence consisted of bank statements.
Do you have receipts for any online purchases with your name listed and your address as the shipping address that you could also send? I sent Amazon receipts to go along with the bank statements too. Any correspondence from your school if you attended community college or a university? Magazine subscriptions? Facebook postings? Those items are not listed as proof on the USCIS website, but they helped many people get approved and fill in gaps for the residency requirement.
Did you get a new passport? You could also consider sending any receipts associated with that if you ever updated it.
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