DACA is not a path to permanent residency or citizenship. Even if DACA Expanded and DAPA are suspended; you can apply for DACA (2012 version) if you are eligible. If you do not meet the requirements, do not take a risk and do not apply for DACA. It is recommended that your file and forms be reviewed by an attorney or organization recommended by the Consulate. Do not send original documents, as they will not be returned to you. The new I-821D form must be used for both the first time DACA application and renewal.
Deferred Action for Arrivals in Childhood is a program announced by the U.S. Government on June 15, 2012 that temporarily protects you from deportation and grants you an employment permit when you meet all requirements. This permit is renewable after two years. On September 5, 2017, all new applications to this program were suspended.
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