2019 expiration and renewals! - Page 3

Originally Posted by hDreamer1988

I expire october 2018 and i sent mine in march. Hopefully it gets approved this month. Depending on the news and how events progress I may try to send one in late 2018 or early 2019. My goal is to outlast Trumps current term.

September 2018 and early 2019 will be a big year for daca. Trump threatened to shutdown the government in September if his wall is not funded. If democrats can retake the house, it will be time for them make good on their promises. Not to mention the supreme court will also weigh in later this year or next year.

EVERYONE WHO CAN RENEW, SHOULD

Originally Posted by Alby

Guys, I expire Sep. 2019 after successfully expunging a DUI in CA and getting approved. I want to send a renewal, but I don’t want to lose time. I am thinking of delaying it till Sep. 2018. I also have an 601a approved, but I I fear going to Juarez and getting stuck there specially since I was caught by the border patrol twice back in 2000. That is why I am thinking of renewing DACA again and hoping they bring back AP. Have you guys renewed for those that expire in 2019?

Originally Posted by trac3rt

I got caught once near San Diego late 2003. I was 15 years old. Also, I will be applying for the I-601A waiver in the next 2-3 months.

My lawyer said it should not be an issue at the interview, since I was a minor when it happened. Have you heard anything different? :/

Originally Posted by isk84life

If you were caught by border patrol twice already you have a permanent ban my friend. Don't go to Juarez, you will definitely not be able to come back. The fact that you got a DUI makes you inadmissible as well. Expunged records still show up on DHS data bases.

Originally Posted by isk84life

If you were caught by border patrol twice already you have a permanent ban my friend. Don't go to Juarez, you will definitely not be able to come back. The fact that you got a DUI makes you inadmissible as well. Expunged records still show up on DHS data bases.

Originally Posted by isk84life

My lawyer said that was a huge issue and she recommended not to step foot outside the US as I have a permanent ban. She said the fact I was a minor would not matter in the eyes of the law. However, we did a little digging and we found out I was not in any DHS or FBI data base, only my mother was (they never took my fingerprints or anything). So I got lucky. This was pre 1997 before the bans were instituted and BP started taking data collection seriously.

Originally Posted by trac3rt

I got caught once near San Diego late 2003. I was 15 years old. Also, I will be applying for the I-601A waiver in the next 2-3 months.

My lawyer said it should not be an issue at the interview, since I was a minor when it happened. Have you heard anything different? :/

Originally Posted by Alby

DUI is not a problem. Sad again! People have adjusted with DUI’s. The DUI could be a problem only if this is associated with harmful behavior. You my friend are a spreader if #FAKENEWS!

Originally Posted by Alby

The only problem is how you were disposed at the border. Was it expedited removal or voluntary departure? One can have many failed attempts and still adjust. Unlike what is8 claims, as long you never accumulated unlawful presence leave and come back. It still matters even if you were a minor. Before leaving, make sure you were not expedited removed. Do FOIA’s.

Originally Posted by trac3rt

oh crap! Now I'm seriously concern. Yeah, i was detained, fingerprinted, and taken back to Mexico on the same day. I guess that's expedited removal?