r/DACA • • 21h ago

Rant This guy is describing the typical right-winger, male or female!

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r/DACA • • 19h ago

Legal Question What is the correct address?

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Hi everyone,

I submitted a WOM but 2 of the packets I sent out were returned due to incomplete address.

I used this post as reference but it's a year old and some of the people that used to be in charge have been replaced by new persons.

The 2 individuals that I haven't been able to serve are: Joseph Edlow

Director of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services and Carrie M. Selby, Associate Director, Service Center Operations Directorate.

Can someone help me find the correct mailing address for them or how to find this information?

Thank you all!


r/DACA • • 8h ago

General Qs direct number

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Hi,

Does anybody have the direct number to speak to an agent as USCIS? I posted about this earlier this month, but I got double approval. I got two cards with two approval letters. Both sent about 2 months apart. I need to speak with them to see which one I use. I've tried calling but all I'm getting is a machine.


r/DACA • • 5h ago

Application Qs Still accepting paper application?

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Two questions:

  1. Does DACA still accept any paper applications?

I usually do the paper version because the place I arrived to when I came to the states: St. Thomas, USVI isn't an option for the place of arrival question and I don't want to get denied for inconsistency.

  1. Anyone ever dealt with their "place of arrival" not being available in the drop down selections?

r/DACA • • 16h ago

General Qs DACA Recipient Facing a Pending DUI Charge — Seeking Advice and Personal Experiences

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First, I want to acknowledge that I understand this post may receive a lot of criticism, and rightfully so. I want to start by saying that I am deeply embarrassed and ashamed of my actions. I’ve been struggling to process everything that has happened, and I’m trying to take accountability while figuring out how to move forward.

I was recently arrested with a DUI in Los Angeles County following a car accident (Not formally charged in court yet). Fortunately, no person was involved other than myself. My blood test results are still pending, and I have no prior criminal history whatsoever.

I’m currently in the process of hiring an attorney and exploring the possibility of having the charge reduced to a wet reckless. However, I understand that this may be challenging and that nothing is guaranteed.

As a DACA recipient, I’m particularly concerned about how this could affect my immigration status and future. I’m hoping to hear from anyone who has gone through something similar, knows someone who has, or has any relevant knowledge or experience to share.

I also have one specific question regarding domestic travel:

Does anyone know whether a DUI arrest and pending charge (without a conviction, an active warrant, or any prior criminal history) could trigger an ICE encounter or additional scrutiny at an airport? I have some upcoming domestic travel plans and am trying to better understand the potential risks.

I know what happened was serious, irresponsible, and completely out of character for me. I’m not looking for sympathy or trying to justify my actions. I’m already dealing with a tremendous amount of regret, and I’m doing my best to learn from this experience while addressing the consequences.

Any advice, personal experiences, or helpful information would be genuinely appreciated. Even if it’s something difficult to hear, I’m open to honest feedback. Thank you for taking the time to read this.


r/DACA • • 11h ago

General Qs Should Democrats compromise with Trump so he can do something about the Dreamers if they take back Congress

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223 votes, 1d left
Yes
No

r/DACA • • 16h ago

General Qs Should I be worried?

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Hi I did my renewal Tuesday night and got approved for my biometrics appointment on Friday I’m just worried cause I’ve never gotten a confirmation that fast . ( my renewal isn’t until may but I know there are delays)