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Originally Posted by DamLeon123
Just do not put the job down. If you do, you will need to put that ssn number.
If you do they will ask how you got that number. Just do not put it down.
When I did my DACA application there was a part that said something along the lines:
"Have you ever been assigned a social security number before" or "Social Security Number, if any"
I put no, eventhough I used a fake ss# to work for a couple of months (it was either work or
starve). My DACA was approved and am now working legally.
So just relax and do not put that work history.
Hope, this helps.
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Larissa seek a free consultation with a lawyer!
Dam the process and guidelines for DACA are way different than for the actual legalization through marriage.
She could easily get denied for an actual greencard if theyfeel she ommitted info.
What does your lawyer say since his fee is so high anyhow