DACA Information

The DACA program continues to be under attack. On October 5th, 2022, the 5th Circuit ruled that DACA is unlawful and sent it back to the lower courts to make a final decision on the future of the program.  

Yes. Renewals continue to be processed. DACA recipients are advised to continue to renew in a timely manner, especially those that have less than six months remaining on their current work permit.  

U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services USCIS is accepting first-time applications from individuals, but they are being placed on hold and no decision will be made until a final court ruling is made. 

According to USCIS’s DACA Frequently Asked Questions, the agency will continue to process and grant advance parole to current DACA recipients for now.   

• Seek legal consultation from an attorney accredited in the state of Idaho to explore options you might have. 
• If your work permit is about to expire, RENEW! 

Update: 5/17/2024

Effective April 1, 2024 USCIS increased DACA Renewal Fees as follows: $555, if renewed online, and $605 if renewed via mail.

Beginning November 1, 2024 DACA recipients will be able to enroll in affordable health care coverage through Affordable Care Act.

Do you need assitance paying your DACA fee? If you need financial help to cover your DACA renewal please visit our partner organization, PODER of Idaho for the Sigue Sonado funds.

. Sigue Soñado application.

Click here for United We Dream DACA resources and information

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