DACA applicants who filed with an Attorney - Page 8

$1000 all included
in Los angeles
Got my approval in 3 months and just past my driver license and got my ss card
Yeah!!

$900 attorney fees +$465 app. fee

CA. San Diego

Status: RFE

$1500 total
State: SC

$450 in fees,they didnt send my applications till almost 2 months after i went and gave him everything he askd for, on top of that it got rejected because they did not sign it, secretary is a BIT+H. Only reason i went to an.attorney is bcuz i have a misdeanor i was worried.bout, otherwise i would have done everything myself.

Michigan

for me was $420.00

My mom recommended I use a lawyer as well cause her friends daughter did and he "only" charged her $2000 lol... I insisted that I do it myself because it was simple enough and I ended up having my packed ready on the night of 8/14 and my packet off to USCIS early morning 8/15

Saved myself $2,000

Why did you get a RFE??

so i went to an attorney office that is in the USCIS building in Los Angeles, where they hold the oaths and whatnot.

They Charged me $20 for a consultation, and then $150 for filling fees. (plus $30 parking total lol). Plus the $465.

State California

Status: Approved (rather fast)

Fees: $1, 500 plus app fee
California
Approved 5/17/2013

I think it's well known that we do not have to hire an attorney to fill these or any other applications, but for one reason or another, we need to be reassured and an attorney gives us that relief (hopefully).

I got an attorney because I had a criminal case, and the attorney was also in the DOJ website (hope that's a good thing). I felt they knew what USCIS looks at, so I'm sure I got most of my bases covered.

Attorney's Fee: $500 (half when they send the app, half when you get the biometrics letter)
State: TX
Case Status: Biometrics done (today), case pending