DREAMACTIVIST » Annual Letter on Advising Undocumented Applicants

March 17, 2010 – 9:45 am | No Comment

So this whole idea of coming out undocumented as a community officially launched last Wednesday, and I’m sure you’re wondering how things are going so far. Maybe you’d like to see what’s been done and get some ideas. Perhaps you’d like some inspiration or need a little push to motivate you. Or maybe you just think all DREAMers are awesome and would like any excuse to read about them, especially when they end up in the New York Times. If any of these apply to you, then keep on reading!

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Annual Letter on Advising Undocumented Applicants

Submitted by Prerna Lal on October 28, 2009 – 9:00 amNo Comment

I received this Annual Letter on Advising Undocumented Applicants 2010-11 in my inbox yesterday, which may help high school undocumented seniors with declaring county of citizenship and other residency questions on a University of California application form.

An undocumented student who has grown up in the United States with evidence and intent to stay in this country should fight tooth and nail for in-state residency classification. This is especially true with respect to classification at a private institution.

School officials are not ICE agents. In all cases, it is best to be proactive and contact admission officials, including the Dean, about your status and request help.

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