The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service's (USCIS) processing of renewal applications may be delayed for a variety of reason. Here's what to do if your application is delayed.
Who can access these services? DACA recipients nationwide.
Where is this organization located? United We Dream (UWD) has chapters around the country. You can contact the team online here: https://unitedwedream.org/about/contact/
How can I access DACA renewal assistance? UWD’s DACA Renewal Fund has provided resources to partners around the country…
Who can access these services? DACA recipients nationwide.
How can I access DACA renewal assistance? DACA recipients can visit https://www.gofundme.com/ to create a GoFundMe campaign to raise their $495 DACA renewal fee. Depending on availability of funds, DACA recipients may be eligible to receive a donation from…
Who can access these services? Individuals living in Oklahoma.
Where is this organization located? For security purposes DA OK’s office location is not disclosed publicly. You can fill out DA OK’s contact form for more information on accessing its network and clinics: https://daok.org/home/contact/
Who can access these services? Individuals living in Colorado. Where is this organization located? CIRC offices are located throughout Colorado. Find one near you: http://coloradoimmigrant.org/contact-us/ How can I access DACA renewal assistance? Contact Claudia Castillo at 970-430-6729 or claudia@coloradoimmigrant.org to set up an appointment or to learn about…
Recent government announcements and court cases on DACA have created confusion around who can apply, when they can apply, and how they can apply for DACA. This FAQ provides important answers to many of these questions.
There is ongoing litigation surrounding the DACA program, including an injunction issued by a federal court which forced USCIS to begin accepting renewals after the Trump Administration ended the program in fall 2017. Most recently, the Supreme Court declined to expedite an appeal from the Administration of that injunction. This…
President-elect Donald Trump said, during his campaign, that he intends to rescind the Dept. of Homeland Security memo that authorizes the DACA program. He has not said exactly when this might occur, nor do we know what Trump administration officials might do with information DACA applicants submit on their applications.…
Pomona College released a statement in support of DACA and their undocumented students. They are soliciting signatures from college and university presidents and chancellors.
This documents provides advice to prepare DACA recipients, should the DACA program be repealed under President Trump. (While the DACA program was repealed on September 5th, 2018, the contents of this article are still relevant.)
This document outlines how ICE hold requests function, how law enforcement work with ICE, and how advocates can run campaigns to discourage law enforcement from turning people over to ICE.
The purpose of this toolkit is to provide an instrument to aid practitioners in producing compelling arguments for extraordinary relief on behalf of their clients, while also appealing to Congress to address the human dimensions of the immigration laws. This toolkit delves into two forms of relief: private bills and…
Supreme Court's Decision on DACA
The Supreme Court announced their decision on the DACA case. Read more on our Supreme Court guide.
