Questions and papers for my legal screening

Questions and papers for my legal screening

Bring copies of

• My passport or birth certificate
• Every DACA approval notice and work permit I have had
• Any visa, I-94 record, or paper from when I first came in
• Any advance parole document, with my travel dates and the stamp from my return
• Any court or police records, even if the case was dropped or sealed
• Any other immigration forms I or a family member filed for me
• Proof of my U.S. citizen or green card holder family members (birth or marriage certificates, their passport or green card)

Write down

• The date I first came to the U.S. and how (with a visa, or without inspection)
• Every time I left the U.S. and came back, with dates
• My birthday, and when I turned 18
• When I first got DACA, and any time it lapsed

Questions to ask

• Do I qualify for any route to a green card now, or later?
• Would I apply from inside the U.S., or would I have to leave for an interview?
• Could any bar apply to me? Would an I-601A waiver help?
• Is it safe for me to travel on advance parole after August 2026?
• Are you a lawyer or a DOJ accredited representative? What will this cost?
• What should I not do while I wait?

Do not sign any form or pay anyone who promises a green card. Keep this sheet private.

From DACA Green Card Path. Facts checked October 21, 2026. Free information, not legal or medical advice.