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OFFICIAL: Q&A for DACA forms Part 2 - Page 72

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#711
07-31-2013, 01:27 PM
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I have a felony in my cori, but it says non conviction, under non conviction it says suspended sentence. Am I still eligable? It was for "counterfeiting motor vehicle documentation. I took an inspection sticler from one car and put it in another.
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08-17-2013, 11:55 PM
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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
Hey how did everything go with your appliation. I am in the same situation. I got caught crossing the border last time I crossed the border. I successfully crossed the border a week after and been in the US since 2005. I meet every requirement. Except I don't know how getting caught is going to affect me.
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Hey how did everything go with your appliation. I am in the same situation. I got caught crossing the border last time I crossed the border. I successfully crossed the border a week after and been in the US since 2005. I meet every requirement. Except I don't know how getting caught is going to affect me.
You have to go your city county building and ask to get a finger print card with your fingerprints, they will charge for it, then you buy a money order for 18 dollars to sent with your application to the FBI.

-here are the instructions and the mailing address
http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/cri...summary-checks
then you wait for almost two months or maybe less and you recieve thru the mail your whole criminal records in the whole united states. What you see in these sheets is what the USCIS agent processing your daca application will see also.
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09-24-2013, 06:35 PM
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You have to go your city county building and ask to get a finger print card with your fingerprints, they will charge for it, then you buy a money order for 18 dollars to sent with your application to the FBI.

-here are the instructions and the mailing address
http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/cri...summary-checks
then you wait for almost two months or maybe less and you recieve thru the mail your whole criminal records in the whole united states. What you see in these sheets is what the USCIS agent processing your daca application will see also.
Just to let you know The FBI check sometimes does not have the information for the border patrol they have most information from ICE but not from border patrol.

I'm telling you this because a friend applied for a Green Card and did an FBI Background check and came back clean. When she went to the interview sure enough they had all that information about a time when she got cough trying to cross luckily she was able to apply for a waiver.
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Its it possible to proof continuous presence from 2011-present with just my daughters birth certificate? I don't want to submit check stubs.
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Its it possible to proof continuous presence from 2011-present with just my daughters birth certificate? I don't want to submit check stubs.
You can summit bank statement. But I would think just the birth certificate is not enough
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Its it possible to proof continuous presence from 2011-present with just my daughters birth certificate? I don't want to submit check stubs.
Why not submit everything you have? The more evidence the more likely you are to get approved and faster.
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09-25-2013, 03:51 PM
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You can summit bank statements. But I would think just the birth certificate is not enough
I only have bank statements from 05-10. I moved to MN and there's no BofA here.

It does say its possible but like you said, I don't know if its enough.

Rent receipts or utility bills
Employment records (pay stubs, W-2 Forms, etc)
School records (letters, report cards, etc)
Military records (Form DD-214 or NGB Form 22)
Official records from a religious entity confirming participation in a religious ceremony
Copies of money order receipts for money sent in or out of the country
Passport entries
Birth certificates of children born in the U.S. **
Dated bank transactions
Social Security card
Automobile license receipts or registration
Deeds, mortgages, rental agreement contracts
Tax receipts, insurance policies
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Why not submit everything you have? The more evidence the more likely you are to get approved and faster.
I've read here that even though nobody is sure, it might bite you in the ass later on. I just wanted to know if anyone else submitted just that without any problems
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