OFFICIAL: Q&A for DACA forms Part 1 - Page 72

Originally Posted by mangalan

Well since you "enterd without inspection" does it really matter?? Basically, they don't have records of you entering the U.S., so my opinion would be to put the city closest to where your family crossed or the city in which your family first lived.

Originally Posted by liz92

So I claimed to be a citizen in my job application and my lawyer says the pay stubs could serve as proof that I was here and that they would excuse false social security numbers, but I'm afraid they would investigate my job application or something...what do you guys think? :/

Originally Posted by crystaldou

1. Application #821-D
2. Pg 3
3. Q #2
4. What is your question? I have lived in Canada since my initial entry into the states, should I include my Canadian residence as well on the form?

I also have a question regarding what is "brief and innocent" departure. I have visited relatives in China for 3 weeks. Is that "brief"? Thanks so much!

Originally Posted by CLPolo

Hi, I have several questions,

a.)should I send a copy of my parents' tax returns since they claimed me, using my ITIN for the past several years?
b.) for the worksheet, I receive no income, I have a checking acct with my dad with $1,xxx, but no savings account. Should I send a copy of my bank statements? My only expenses are for transport, cell phone bill and medical. Is my checking acct considered an asset?
c.)What I did with my packet is I just combined all of my supporting evidence of graduating high school, proof of living here continuously for the past 5 years, I entered the country before I was 16, etc. in one paper clip with the 821-D. Is this fine or should I separate my evidences? Also, I paper clipped my photos with the I-765.

Originally Posted by Kate cane

on I-821D question 1 Have you ever bee arrested, charged with, of convicted of a felony or misdemeanor in the U.s?
What if i had 2 misdemeanors before i was 18 and i think for one i did community service to seal it
on the Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Process page it says http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/usc...00082ca60aRCRD

Will DHS consider my expunged or juvenile conviction as an offense making me unable to receive an exercise of prosecutorial discretion?
Expunged convictions and juvenile convictions will not automatically disqualify you. Your request will be assessed on a case-by-case basis to determine whether, under the particular circumstances, a favorable exercise of prosecutorial discretion is warranted. If you were a juvenile, but tried and convicted as an adult, you will be treated as an adult for purposes of the deferred action for childhood arrivals process.
do i need to add those records?

Originally Posted by kse98

I just received my college transcript and on the SSN number there are 5 asterisks and 4 actual numbers. i NEVER submitted any sort of false social security number in fact I had to sign an affidavit saying that i was an undocumented immigrant. What should I do?