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– DACA - DEFERRED ACTION FOR
EARLY CHILDHOOD ARRIVALS –
Deferred action allows individuals who came to the United States as children to defer removal action against them for a certain period of time, two years currently, provided they meet certain requirements. While being granted deferred action allows individuals to become eligible for work authorization, it does not grant lawful residency status. Furthermore, the entire process is discretionary, and if granted, must be renewed prior to the expiration date. As a discretionary process with changing guidelines, it is important to consult an immigration attorney to avoid potential deportation proceedings.
Molavoque Law keeps apprised of the varying DACA requirements and understands the extreme sensitivity and monumental impact DACA has on the lives of undocumented immigrants. To obtain knowledgeable counsel, apply for DACA, and receive further assistance to prove continuous residence to become DACA eligible, contact Kristin A. Molavoque, Esquire.
Molavoque Law keeps apprised of the varying DACA requirements and understands the extreme sensitivity and monumental impact DACA has on the lives of undocumented immigrants. To obtain knowledgeable counsel, apply for DACA, and receive further assistance to prove continuous residence to become DACA eligible, contact Kristin A. Molavoque, Esquire.
