OFFICIAL: Q&A for DACA forms Part 2 - Page 41

I have a few questions here and there that I'm sure have been answered somewhere in this thread but due to me going through fifteen of the forty pages and not finding answers I'll go ahead and ask.
1.)As far as the filing itself, I was thinking of using different folders for the different exhibits of my application. Acceptable? Or should I put it all together in one with appropriate labels? If so then how has everyone been separating different documents in a subsection? Or is that all piled together to build up one exhibit?
2.)The BIGGIE-Since I graduated high school two years ago, I've been working with a fake social with my name on it but fake number. Should I put that down in the respective places or not even bring it up?
3.)Expenses and Income. How exactly is everyone calculating that? I live with my parents at the moment so they're taking care of all housing expenses. Should I put the total sum of all that into account or just what I would be spending? Because I am a server, my income is very flexible so will a broad average work for that? And I plan to go back to school so should I take that into account with my expenses?
4.) I can prove that I've been here through school records and after that with pay and bank statements. Should I print every single one of those(which would be two statements per month for two years for my pay and average four pages of one month of statements for a total two years worth) or just one per year? Thanks!

My Bro-In-Iaw got Approved today.
Here is a picture of the app before he sent it:
http://dreamact.info/forum/attachmen...1&d=1352066249

Update on my bro-in-law timeline.

He just check his status on line I-829D is approved (Yes on a Sunday) and EAD yesterday.
FYI he is 16 years old still in high school.
EWI: YES (entered USA when he was 9 years old)
had 1 infraction a year ago for fighting in high school BTW did Not add it on the application.
His whole process time: 1 month to get approved.
Total pages sent with the application about 60 pages.


Bro-in-law timeline
Self-prepared
WAC#1390027***
Sent app 10/03/12 by express mail to Arizona lock box received 10/4/12 routed to California service center
Biometrics letter received 10/13/12 for 11/08 (walk-in) 10/15/2012 (Riverside CA) used high school ID
EAD approved 11/03/12
Deferred action-Approved 11/04/12

Hopefully the information helps

How old is he now? Did he graduate from high school yet?
My brother is 16 and I'm kinda worries he doesn't have a lot of evidences cause he is still in high school and he only got school records (he is not old enough to have anything on his name yet).

He is 16 years old, he is currently in school (12th grade)
For proof he sent his school transcript since 5th grade - 12th grade
school ID, birth certificate, current schedule from school, immunization records, and a letter from football coach. Total pages sent was about 60 pages.

i hope you are still around, so i will try and answer your question. they are in bold

So I'm filling out my little brother's DACA forms and I noticed his B2 Visa (Tourist Visa) had an expiration date till June 2015. He came here when he was 9 years old, now he is 16. However, his I-94 expired long ago. Does it still mean he has overstayed his Visa?

just apply he will be approved

Okay, this will sound like a really silly question

I am seriously lost on what are the requirements, I am mixed about what we need.

From what I understand is

Proof of Identity
Proof of being brought here before 15
Proof of Continunous Residency from June 15,2007 to Present
Proof of Being Present on June 15,2012
Proof of Being present on August 15,2012


Is this right?

Pretty much.

Go to the guidelines section of this website:

www.uscis.gov/childhoodarrivals.

Do we also need Proof of economic necessity for applying for I-765WS?

Did anyone include one?