On July 10, 2015, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals will make an important, life-changing decision for so many of us in the Immigration community: it will decide whether the President’s Executive Order can be enforced—whether those who entered the …
R: Ese es un malísimo movimiento. Lo que sucede en la estación de policía y en los tribunales es a menudo muy confuso, incluso si su Inglés es 100% perfecto, que probablemente no lo era en ese momento. Que el …
R: Sí, es deprimente, pero por favor ¡no pierda la esperanza! Mientras estemos luchando esta batalla en los tribunales, hay mucho que usted puede y debe hacer, como por ejemplo: Continúe la recolección de documentos para mostrar prueba de su …
R: No pueden aplicar en absoluto hasta que los tribunales fallen a nuestro favor.
No hay forma de solicitar DAPA, no tiene derecho a solicitar la DAPA en este momento. Si alguien le dice de aplicar, no confíe en ellos; …
What happens at the police station and in courts is often very confusing, even if your English is 100% perfect, which it probably wasn’t at the time. Just because it happened so long ago doesn’t mean that it’s erased from …
A: Yes, it depressing but please, please do not give up hope! While we are fighting this battle in the courts, there’s a lot that you can and should do, such as:
Continue gathering documents to show your proof of …
A: NO, absolutely not until the Courts rule in our favor. There is no form for DAPA, no right to apply for DAPA at this time. If anyone tells you to apply, do not trust them; ask them to show …
La acción ejecutiva del presidente Obama de 20 de noviembre de 2014 que anunciaba la extensión y expansión de DACA para “Dream Act Kids” y la creación de DAPA, Acción Diferida para la Responsabilidad de los Padres, dio a muchos …
President Obama’s Executive Action of November 20, 2014 announcing the extension and expansion of DACA for “Dream Act Kids” and the creation of DAPA, Deferred Action for Parental Accountability, gave many Dream Act kids and the parents of U.S. citizens …
No one knows. We hope and will push for Immigration reform but we need your help—like the DACA kids, once you have legal status for three years, you can join forces with other DAPA recipients and advocate for immigration reform.…
Yes! Now is the time to go to a reputable immigration attorney and run an FBI fingerprint check to see and understand your full immigration history.
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Most probably you will be eligible but you will have to wait for the regulations to come out because a father who is not married to the child’s mother is treated differently under the immigration regulations than a father who …
