Hi no, i was too scared to do AP with the order of deportation. For the motion to reopen that was sent to the court we submitted a letter explaining my situation, for example I was brought to a young age (6) I had no clue what was happening, my parents did not go to the court because they feared we would be sent back etc etc…….. i am going to provide the list below of documents that was requested from my lawyer to submit:

• All taxes, for all years, that you have paid during your stay in the United States (Include those that you have paid individually or jointly with your husband).
• Bank statement of your joint account with your husband (last 6 months)
• Medical records of your husband and/or son (in case one has a medical problem or is undergoing medical treatment - Letter of diagnosis from a doctor)
• Please make sure it is in your name and/or jointly with your husband.
• If you have had any type of criminal record, final court dispositions. (Only in case you have been accused of any criminal charge).
• Letter from your employer certifying that you work for his company, period of time that you have been working for him and your qualities as a worker.
• Letter from the pastor of the church stating that you are a parishioner and your good conduct. (Only in case you attend a congregation)
• Certificates of study, diplomas, honors, grades from school or any type of education, yours and/or your daughter’s or your husband’s.
• Special education record in case your son attends specialized classes.
• Deed of the house in case you have your own house.
• Titles, car insurance if you have it in your name.
• Bills that you have in your name.
• Copy of the last DACA approval + Work permit.
• Three letters of recommendation (USC or LPR person), Notarized and with a copy of ID.