Questions for Tomorrow: Contribute - Page 5

I now all they want is your money, I pay for my insurance too (you're not the only rich one here =] ). I am just asking if you can get health insurance through the job with that working permit. Usually a job's insurance (depending on the job) has a better coverage and financially cheaper than paying it for yourself.

I do not pay for mine. I am not rich lol. I work at the same place as my dad. He covers all of my family. This is thru employment. He is not legal...

If my dad still had his job (company went down) I would be in the same situation as you, I would be under his health insurance. I am just concern about this because I have a broken nose right now lol, and I am very lucky I got health insurance this year because my University requires you to. By the way I am not rich either just work very hard and have a helpful father that works a lot just like every Dreamer here.

Q(26). What factors (such as a criminal record) will the person be ineligible to re-apply for a work permit after the two years?

Q.26 Will applying put the parents of the applicant at risk for deportation (assuming the parents are also illegal)?

Q.27 Sort of the same question about SSN but regarding "claiming citizenship" for work purposes [Note: this one is for a friend who's too afraid to ask on their profile lol]

I feel sorry for the agent that will answer your call lol.

Q29: Can the prosecutor choose to look at the facts of the case and say "Even though he or she doesn't meet the requirements because of the "SIGNIFICANT MISDEMEANOR , he or she meets them in every other way and therefore I am going to ignore it !

In other words, If a dreamer has committed a SIGNIFICANT MISDEMEANOR as defined in the June 15, 2012 FAQ Memo, '
QUOTE
What offenses qualify as a “significant misdemeanor”?
A significant misdemeanor is a federal, state, or local criminal offense punishable by no more than one
year of imprisonment or even no imprisonment that involves: violence, threats, or assault, including
domestic violence; sexual abuse or exploitation; burglary, larceny, or fraud; driving under the influence of
alcohol or drugs; obstruction of justice or bribery; unlawful flight from arrest, prosecution, or the scene of
an accident; unlawful possession or use of a firearm; drug distribution or trafficking; or unlawful
possession of drugs.
UNQUOTE
Will there case be weighed on the basis of "Prosecutorial Discretion" , in other words will discretion be exercised if people do not meet the eligibility requirements ? Can the prosecutor choose to look at the facts of the case and say "Even though he or she doesn't meet the requirements because of a "SIGNIFICANT MISDEMEANOR ", he or she meets them in every other way and therefore I am going to ignore it !

Q30:
Will cases be weighed on the basis of "Prosecutorial Discretion" , in other words will discretion be exercised if people do not meet the eligibility requirements ?

Eligibility requirement are:

1.) Have come to the United States under the age of sixteen;
2.) Have continuously resided in the United States for at least five years preceding the date of this
memorandum and are present in the United States on the date of this memorandum;
3.) Currently be in school, have graduated from high school, have obtained a general education
development certificate, or are honorably discharged veterans of the Coast Guard or Armed
Forces of the United States;
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4.) Have not been convicted of a felony offense, a significant misdemeanor offense, multiple
misdemeanor offenses, or otherwise pose a threat to national security or public safety;
5.) Not be above the age of 30.

^^^^ mods please update you list with my q:29 and q:30, i made the question broad but to the point, i think it will help many of our fellow dreamers !

Q# 31. Can we join the military if we have a work visa?

Q(32). Do I have to be enrolled in college to qualify? (Just to clear up some confusions)