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

AOS means Adjustment of Status.

The instructions of DACA and I-821D mention that when you are mailing your app to a Lockbox for Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, you should mail it with "ATTN: DACA"

Says so here,

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/usc...0045f3d6a1RCRD

Help!
I haven't send my app yet because I don't know what to answer in part 1 removal proceedingg question. I was "caught" by border patrol 9 years ago and while detained they asked me to sign a document containing personal info and extra stuff (I was 13 yrs old back then). I have NO idea of what I really signed. Then 10 days I came back and have continously resided in United States.
I already talked to different attorneys and some told me to answer no, other told me to do a fbi background check to find out what it really happenned. Where can I get a FBI background check? What should I do?
Every time a see a new attorney I get more confused

Man, this process is driving me cuh-razy. I never thought in a million years that I'd be worried about proving that I'm illegal :P

Anyway, here's my number--I mean, question.

1. Application i-821d and i-765
2. Pg 2 (i-821d), Pg 1 (i-765)
3. Q 16b (i-821d), 10 (i-765)
4. So having done some research on what's supposed to be valid I-94 departure numbers, it seems mine was misprinted. There are only 10 digits for that number instead of the 11 that's supposedly valid. Everything else on my I-94 is ok, it's got my name, a stamp of arrival and expiration date, but that part. Can I still submit this even if the number was effed up? Do I leave them blank (since it says, if applicable)?

I would put just the first ten numbers and in the additional information section you could always comment that there was a misprint and your number only had 10 digits. And they'll see that is the case by the copy of I-94 with your application.

Hmm...that's tricky. Here is the link to get a FBI background check:
http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/bac...est-to-the-fbi

I would say no and write up an explanation in Part 7: Additional Information

I don't think you should apply without a lawyer - especially if you signed something (though if you were a minor, not sure if that changes things). Also try to speak to your parents about it and get more clarification if possible about what you signed, etc. ...such as, was there a hearing your family was supposed to attend that you missed? I know often times parents don't like to be forthcoming, but do the best you can. Getting a background check is definitely a good idea.

hey im just asking again if i said 0 for my income and wrote 0 in expenses is that wrong? i do have expenses like college tuiton and food and stuff but i dont buy them

Should we send all the info and proof we can find or should we just send the proof that answers the main 7 questions?
One of my friends said to send everything I can find from school awards to College receipts & to include an index with everything numbered so that ICE can identify where everything is with ease. What do you guys think?

you always have expenses even if you don't pay for them like someone answered you before. you have to eat, drink, etc those are expenses. tell them your expenses per year and write who pays for them and why you now need a work permit so you can pay for your own expenses.

ICE will not be checking your app, thank goodness USCIS will. anyhow... send the proof that answers the main 7 questions. do not overwhelm your application, make it as easy as you can but make sure you have concerede evidence as well. like for college, you can send a copy of your degree or/and transcripts, or college acceptance letter, send a receipt if you don't have transcripts or letters or diploma but make sure it has your name on it. send high school transcripts or/and diploma. for june 15 2012 anything with your name on it. send only affidavits to support your proof, they are not taking affidavits alone. send bank statements, statements are hard evidence. USCIC is first scanning your app and checking for signatures. you can index and organize however you see it's best and easier for somebody to understand.