I-821D DACA Renewal Application

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The DACA application is actually (3) applications put together and a cover sheet. There is a lot of repetitive information, like “Name, Address, A#’s etc…”, so the “Preparer” can scan ahead and start filling in information on each part while the “Interviewer” is talking to the applicant.

Form G-1145 Email authorization sheet.
Form I-821D – Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals – 7 pages
Form I-765 – Application for Employment Authorization – 7 pages
Form I-765 Worksheet – 1 page
(2) U.S. passport photos (write name and A# on back in pen)
Check or money order for $495, made payable to U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

When you start with an applicant:

The Interviewer help the applicant fill out the Citizenship Fair waiver form
Both the Preparer and the Interviewer can work together to fill out the Citizenship Fair intake form
The Interviewer needs to talk about confidentiality concerns – see slide below…

When you’ve finished the forms:

Use this worksheet to be sure you have all the necessary parts and items to be copied, and that they are arranged in the correct order.
Your applicant may need assistance on correctly filling out their check to the USCIS. You can give them this explainer from the front desk. Filling out a check to USCIS

Confidentiality concerns!

The Interviewer needs to talk about this issue before they start.

The applicant may want to keep their contact information confidential.
If this is a concern, and they don’t currently have options, they can check out this: https://es.usps.com/manage/po-boxes.htm