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Self-preparation Guide By Immigrants Rising
Financial Assistance for DACA Renewal Fee
- RAICES: https://www.raicestexas.org/daca-fee-assistance-application/
- Catholic Charities of Santa Rosa are waiving fees until September 30, 2020: https://app.smartsheet.com/…/68c900d27410498cacedd94aec536d…
- Opening Doors: (916)492-2591
- World Relief Sacramento: https://worldreliefsacramento.org/daca
- “As of September 9, 2020, we are able to take on new DACA renewal clients for free and cover the $495 government application fee under our state of California grant only through the end of the month (September). USCIS is only accepting renewal applications 150 days before their current expiration date; meaning we can only serve clients with expiration dates between now and February 27, 2021.“
- CHIRLA is offering DACA Renewal assistance along with paying the $495.00 fee that USCIS charges for all applicants. Everything is done remotely, please call: (559)854-9590
- Mission Asset Fund has immigration loans available in California for those renewing their DACA. You can learn more on their website.: https://ready-california.org/print-…/daca-renewal-resources/
- The Mexican Consulate: https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/elpa…/index.php/proteccion/daca
Additional Resources
Watch Immigration Attorney Parviz Malakouti explain why DACA recipients need to scan and save copies to a Cloud Storage Service of their
- DACA Application
- Notices
- EAD Card
About the Author
Oscar Romero
I have had DACA since early 2013. I am currently a Software Engineer at Red Ventures. I went to college at UNC Charlotte and graduated in 2017 with a BA in Mathematics and a minor in Computer Engineering. I went to high school in a small town out in eastern North Carolina.
My parents brought me to the United States in 1999 when I was 3 years old. I grew up in NC and aspired to make something worthwhile out of my parent’s hard work and sacrifice.