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Steps to Take if Your DACA Renewal Is Delayed

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09/30/2019
DACA
Community Resources

This guide outlines steps DACA renewal applicants can take if their renewal is delayed.

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PDF icon Steps to Take if Your DACA Renewal Is Delayed

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  • Asylum
  • Citizenship and Naturalization
  • Crimes
  • Detention
  • DACA
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  • Immigrant Youth
  • LGBT
  • Post-Conviction Relief
  • Prosecutors
  • Public Charge
  • Removal Defense
  • U Visa/T Visa/VAWA

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