To file for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or Dream Act you will need to hire reputable legal representation as there is no appeal process. You get one chance to request consideration, so make it count do it right.
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- File form I-821D with supporting documentation;
- File form I-765 application for Employment Authorization;
- File form I-756WS;
- To receive an e-Notification when your forms have been accepted, complete Form G-1145, E-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance and clip it to the front of the Form I-821D.
- Send in the fee of $465.00
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Checklist to ensure your request is accepted for processing by USCIS:
- Make sure you sign all the forms.
- Make sure you submit the correct fees.
- Make sure to include all the documentation required by the form instructions.
- Make sure you complete the required form fields:
What immigration advantages can you get due to the DREAM Act?
The Dream Act permits you to get a form of relief described as “Deferred Action”, which basically gives you two valuable benefits:
1. The Dream Act prevents your deportation. This Dream Act relief is for a provisional, two-year period. Following the two-year period, most probably, you could reapply for or otherwise extend the Dream Act deportation relief.
2. The Dream Act will allow you to get a work permit “known as an Employment Authorization Card”. The work permit, through the Dream Act, would allow you to acquire a social security number and apply for a driver’s license.
What the DREAM Act is NOT
• The Dream Act is NOT a green card or a path to a green card
• The Dream Act is NOT U.S. citizenship and doesn’t lead to citizenship
• The Dream Act will not allow you to travel outside of the United States
For further information regarding immigration issues such as the Dream Act, please contact the immigration lawyer in Orange County at 714-971-8000. Call today for your free 60-minute consultation!
