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Originally Posted by sighofalife
Hello i have a few questions.
I'm filling for 1-765, i-765ws, and 1-821D, category (c)(33)
My visa expired when i was 9, i'm now 35, and living in USA since 1988.
- When should i mail my forms? the exact day of feb 18th or the earlier, like feb 12?
- For my i-821D any questions i have on the form that doesn't apply to me, i should put N/A? ( dates/number/ whatelse? )
- my visa expired in 1988, what kind of status was i when i had a visa?, and what is my status now? ( No lawful Status, Status Expired? )
- For Form i-765WS, i've been living with my parents and can't work and no income, and everything is provided for me from my parents, how do i prove that i have no income, or expenses, no bank account? They're close to 70 years of age
 , and i really want to be able to help them.
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Hey,
You need to search around your area and find a non profit workshop. The Mexican Consulate in Sacramento has one every Tuesday. NILC, some churches and other organizations also held workshops to educate people about the deferred actions and how to fill the paperwork. In the worst case scenario you will need an immigration lawyer. Do not go to a notario or some of those shady joints where they fill your papers for cheap. I know is a stupid advice because everyone knows not to go there but it never hurts to remind. Finally, are you a member of a club or a church? Does your family have a good friend from many years who knows you well and is willing to write a letter for you? If you go to church every Saturday and/or are member of a committee I bet the priest/pastor will be more than willing to write a letter letting them know that you're a member of that community. A friend used a letter from her godparents from her first communion, high school teachers and and community leaders to get her papers because she was a homemaker with no records other than her GED. Hope this helps out.
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