A year after DACA went into effect, only an estimated 59 percent of eligible immigrants have applied to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals nationally.
The program applies to immigrants here illegally who came here before age 16, have lived here continuously for the last five years, are in high school or the military – or have completed one of those.
Immigrants who are approved under the program will not be deported, will get employment authorization documents, and will be able to reapply for deferral every two years.
If you are among the 41 percent eligible immigrant who didn't apply yet, seek legal advice. There are no excuses, Schonberg & Timerman, P.L. can help! Take advantage of an initial 30 minutes telephonic consultation to evaluate if you qualify for the program! Call today 954-843-3494
The program applies to immigrants here illegally who came here before age 16, have lived here continuously for the last five years, are in high school or the military – or have completed one of those.
Immigrants who are approved under the program will not be deported, will get employment authorization documents, and will be able to reapply for deferral every two years.
If you are among the 41 percent eligible immigrant who didn't apply yet, seek legal advice. There are no excuses, Schonberg & Timerman, P.L. can help! Take advantage of an initial 30 minutes telephonic consultation to evaluate if you qualify for the program! Call today 954-843-3494
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