HELP entered by fraud Please help

Hey guys when i was 14 my mother paid someone to use their passport to bring me over to the united states (which she makes no apologies about), i did not know about the change of name until i got to the us and was in line to see the immigration officer. now i am trying to apply for the DACA and i don't know what to put on my application for questions about my manner of entry. I was fingerprinted upon my entry, please guys help me, im literally crying here and i have lost all hope

There are cases of people who enter the US with either falsified documents or fraudulent information.

You will have to apply as EWI (Entered Without Inspection) and give additional evidence to prove entry into US prior to June 2007.

If you wish you may consult a Lawyer, but I can assure to you that there are individuals who have done this and you shouldn't be afraid to apply.

You were a minor. You should consult a lawyer for a case that isn't clear cut, but I don't think it will disqualify you. I think you have a chance of qualifying for DACA if you meet the rest of the requirements.

What isn't clear to me is if you got caught at border inspection and then denied and entered in another manner, or if you successfully got in but got fingerprinted.

i got successful and fingerprinted

thank you i would consult a lawyer but every piece of advice help i'm panicked

i got successful and fingerprinted

Yeah, you don't need to panic. A Qualified Lawyer will be more than able to help you with your case.

I would like to say this - even though you were "inspected and fingerprinted" it doesn't mean you've entered legally. For purposes of Immigration law, if you used someone else's information then you are considered to have entered without inspection

A Lawyer can help to explain this better. But you should qualify if you meet the requirements for DACA

When i got to my biometric appointment won't they look through some sort of data base and match my fingerprints?

They use the biometrics information to conduct a criminal background check. They work to find national security threats, persons with criminal backgrounds, and public safety issues.



http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrele...ecks_42506.pdf

Ooooooh!!!! i tought they would run it against the airport database or something