Update: 1/15/18
Do you qualify to renew your DACA protections after the January 9th, 2018 Federal Court Order? Follow this flow chart!
DACA- What you need to know!
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ATTENTION DACA recipients:
- USCIS has resumed accepting requests to renew your DACA status.
- Individuals who were previously granted deferred action under DACA may request renewal by filing forms:
- Form I-821D:
- Form I-765:
- Form I-765 Worksheet:
- Pay appropriate $495 fee or approved fee exemption request & file your DACA renewal at a USCIS designated location.
- USCIS is not accepting requests from individuals who have never before been granted deferred action under DACA.
- USCIS will not accept or approve advance parole requests from DACA recipients.
- This could be a short window to file DACA renewals given that the Trump administration is likely to appeal the court ruling that forced them to reopen renewals in the first place. TAKE ACTION NOW!
- Please consult a lawyer if you have any questions on any specific case.
- Finally, this underscores the need for Congress to pass a permanent solution to protect Dreamers. We need a clean !
Adapted from the National Immigration Law Center (NILC)
Twitter Thread.
More resources:
- Frequently Asked Questions – National Immigration Law Center (NILC)
- USCIS & DACA Renewals – What you need to know – NILC & United We Dream
Update: 9/05/17
Colorado DACA recipients, listen up!
- Your work permit is valid until it expires.
- If your work permit expires by March 5th, RENEW before October 5th
- If you have never had DACA, DO NOT apply now.
- Ask everyone you know to fight for a permanent solution!
- Text DREAM to 945602
- Visit our events page to attend a FREE DACA Renewal Workshop!
- Be careful dealing with “notarios” and don’t let yourself be scammed!
More info on what to do now that President Trump announced the end of DACA:
here
Más info en español: aquí
Organizations that will help pay for your DACA Fee:
Resources for Higher Education:
