(12) Tax receipts. 
(13) Insurance policies. 
(14) Remittance records, including copies of 
money order receipts sent in or out of the country. 
(15) Travel records. 
(16) Dated bank transactions. 
(17) Two or more sworn affidavits from individ-
uals who are not related to the alien who have direct 
knowledge of the alien’s continuous physical pres-
ence in the United States, that contain— 
(A) the name, address, and telephone num-
ber of the affiant; and 
(B) the nature and duration of the rela-
tionship between the affiant and the alien. 
(18) Any other evidence determined to be cred-
ible by the Secretary. 
(c) DOCUMENTS ESTABLISHING ADMISSION TO AN 
INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION.—To establish that 
an alien has been admitted to an institution of higher edu-
cation, the alien may submit to the Secretary a document 
from the institution of higher education certifying that the 
alien— 
(1) has been admitted to the institution; or 
(2) is currently enrolled in the institution as a 
student.
(d) DOCUMENTS ESTABLISHING RECEIPT OF A DE-
GREE FROM AN INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION.— 
To establish that an alien has acquired a degree from an 
institution of higher education in the United States, the 
alien may submit to the Secretary a diploma or other doc-
ument from the institution stating that the alien has re-
ceived such a degree. 
(e) DOCUMENTS ESTABLISHING RECEIPT OF A HIGH 
SCHOOL DIPLOMA, GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOP-
MENT CREDENTIAL, OR A RECOGNIZED EQUIVALENT.— 
To establish that in the United States an alien has earned 
a high school diploma or a commensurate alternative 
award from a public or private high school, has obtained 
the General Education Development credential, or other-
wise has satisfied section 102(b)(1)(D)(iii), the alien may 
submit to the Secretary the following: 
(1) A high school diploma, certificate of comple-
tion, or other alternate award. 
(2) A high school equivalency diploma or certifi-
cate recognized under State law. 
(3) Evidence that the alien passed a State-au-
thorized exam, including the General Education De-
velopment test, in the United States. 
(4) Evidence that the alien successfully com-
pleted an area career and technical education pro-
gram, such as a certification, certificate, or similar 
alternate award. 
(5) Evidence that the alien obtained a recog-
nized postsecondary credential. 
(6) Any other evidence determined to be cred-
ible by the Secretary. 
(f) DOCUMENTS ESTABLISHING ENROLLMENT IN AN 
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM.—To establish that an alien is 
enrolled in any school or education program described in 
section 102(b)(1)(D)(iv) or 104(a)(1)(C), the alien may 
submit school records from the United States school that 
the alien is currently attending that include— 
(1) the name of the school; and 
(2) the alien’s name, periods of attendance, and 
current grade or educational level. 
(g) DOCUMENTS ESTABLISHING EXEMPTION FROM 
APPLICATION FEES.—To establish that an alien is exempt 
from an application fee under this Act, the alien may sub-
mit to the Secretary the following relevant documents: 
(1) DOCUMENTS TO ESTABLISH AGE.—To es-
tablish that an alien meets an age requirement, the 
alien may provide proof of identity, as described in 
subsection (a), that establishes that the alien is 18 
years of age or younger.