Proof of Continuous Residence for DACA

Hey everyone!

I am a new member here, and I'm in the process of collecting evidence for DACA guidelines. The only proof I have for the continuous residence section is my school records. I requested an official "Proof of attendance" packet from my grade school (2nd grade-8th grade) and my most recent high school transcript that includes the date of enrollment and of graduation.

BTW- I also have report cards for every year

Aside from a plane ticket receipt (Phoenix to Dallas) an ACT Score report, and immunization records, I do not have any other proof of presence for the summers in between 2nd-12th grade. Do you guys think that is enough? My summer breaks are from late May to early August. I graduated high school a month ago.

My friends tell me to pay for a lawyer, but I filled out the 3 forms with no issue.

Edit: I forgot to ask--will this also be enough proof for presence on 06/15/2012? I have no evidence between 8th grade and freshman year.

I have had DACA since 2012 and to be honest it seems like good proof of residence, how old are you? specially if you are young, you don't need proof of every single month, just the fact you attended school should be more than enough. btw this is a pretty straight forward application and there is so much help everywhere and if all you have left is finding proof of those summers, then it would be pointless to get a lawyer, save yourself the 1000 they usually charge, and maybe go on vacation!

No lawyer biggest scam in the world.

I'm 18. And thank you for your response, I feel a little less stressed about the proof. I actually thought it was "recommended" to get a lawyer or something, because all of my DACA friends have payed for something like that

They will be so jealous that you did it all on your own and weren't dumb enough to pay someone. All my cousins paid a lawyer, they think that if a lawyer does it there is more chances that it will be approved, SO NOT TRUE, I have read of cases where lawyer messes up or misses information. Plus sometimes the parents are sooo paranoid they think that is the only way, but good for you on doing it on your own. I figured you were young and Good Luck, keep us updated on your approval!

USCIS assumes that you remained in US during the summers.

I submitted copy of my school records (high school, and college transcripts). Got approved with no problem.

Submitted no further evidence on renewal as you're not required to.

That should be enough, that's what I used and was approved (throw in some other documents for extra measure). Don't get a lawyer I basically filled out the entire thing by myself (with some approval from the "Hermandad Mexicana").

Did that also cover the section that asks for the June 15, 2012 proof of presence?