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Accion Deferida: Ver si califica

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El Departamento de Seguridad Interna de Estados Unidos ha determinado que los posibles beneficiarios de esta medida deberán cumplir TODOS lo requisitos siguientes:

1. Haber nacido después del 15 de junio de 1981

2. haber ingresado a EEUU a una edad menor a 16 años

3. Haber residido continuamente en EEUU desde el 15 de junio 2007 y hasta el present y tener prueba de esa

4. Haber estado presente en EEUU el 15 de junio de 2012 y continuar en este país al momento de presentar la solicitud de“acción diferida”

5. Haber entrado al país de manera indocumentada antes del 15 de junio de 2012 o que su estatus migratorio legal haya expirado antes del 15 de junio de 2012

6. Estar estudiando, haberse graduado de una institución de educación preparatoria (high school), haber obtenido un certificado de general education (GED), o haber concluido satisfactoriamente un trabajo en la Guardia Costera o las Fuerzas Armadas de Estados Unidos.

7. No haber sido condenado por un delito grave, por ciertos delitos menores, o ser considerado amenaza para la seguridad nacional o la seguridad pública de EEUU.

USCIS – Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Process

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USCIS – Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Process.

 

There is more info re deferred action for DREAM act eligible kids.  Please contact my office for more info.  PLEASE NOTE THERE IS NOT ANY WAY TO APPLY FOR THIS YET>  THE FIRST DATE EXPECTED FOR THIS APPLICATION IS AUGUST 15.  THERE IS NO WAY IT CAN BE EXPEDITED.  BE AWARE OF SCAMS

A Breakdown of DHS’s Deferred Action for DREAMers » Immigration Impact

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A Breakdown of DHS’s Deferred Action for DREAMers » Immigration Impact.

 

DO NOT TURN YOUR SELF INTO IMMIGRATION, ICE OR CBP.  Please contact my office or another qualified IMMIGRATION LAWYER to discuss potential eligibility.  Not everyone is going to qualify and not everyone maybe should apply.  A decision to apply needs to be made after the program is clearly proposed and in place and after the potential benefits and risks are explained.

 

There is not anything to apply for yet if you are not already in removal proceedings.  If you are in removal, please contact your lawyer or an immigration lawyer regarding the options for applying.  If you already have a final order please contact your attorney or the hotlines listed at the bottom of the memo in the link to discuss your options.

This is not amnesty nor is is a permanent status. As of now it will not lead to any permanent benefits like residency or citizenship.  Please be wary of people who are not immigration lawyers giving advice on this or advertising that you can apply affirmatively now.  Notarios are not attorneys and should not be relied upon to make important decisions related to whether you or your family qualifies for any immigration benefit.