Rawf

Congrats!!!

I understand your point of view, but also keep in mind we did not invaded anyone's country. We were young and did not have a saying in the decisions made back then. We learned English, some of us have been paying taxes while illegal, contribute to communities+, the only rule we broke was work using fake papers because we did not have any other option, and so much I could name. Keep in mind I'm referring to DACA applicants and not our parents.
8 years is way too long, for gods sake I would be 35 and too old to even do something good with life, but I can't complain that much since we have the EAD to work and build our dreams while our documents are processed.
I think they can do so much better than this, they just want to make it long and painful.

Please do let us know what the letters say once you receive them.

I find girls that smoke on the streets very trashy, same with dudes. But it is their life and as long as they are far away from me I won't say anything, now if the air changes and I begin to smell it I report it.
A lot of people get away with smoking in places they are not supposed to until reported.

If you haven't be approved yet be patient. I know it's easy for me to say that because I was just approved but trust me I didn't think I could wait any longer and I just kept calm and waited. That moment when it hits you is worth the wait. Good luck everybody!

LMAO! That had me laughing for a few minutes.

It is highly unlikely they will be granting anything like that with just the bio papers. When they send you the bio papers in the beginning, it even says on it that it is not proof of acceptance, approval or legal status. I wish they would accept it though.

When you go out to a public place, do you usually wait in line or pay extra to get in right away and feel the power of VIP?
Personally I usually do not stand in line, haven't in so long.. but if I have no other option I would do it.
A few examples,
When I go to the movies I use the ticket machine, or get the tickets online and simply slide the card at the kiosk to get my tickets.
When I travel around by train, I get business or first class depending on the train.. it isn't that much of a difference but you are actually buying a seat, unlike the coach class.. and you get priority boarding.
Now that I remember I have been in line, on starbucks.. lol.
Anyways, anyone else hates to stand in line?!

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I experience this a lot, you learn to control it and make it stop after a while. You always find a way to make your body respond right away.
About controlling your dreams, that is also true. When you are dreaming wake your brain and then you are free to do as you wish in your own dream, but I read it isn't recommended to take control of your dreams because you can get into a deep comma.

I understand your point of view, but also keep in mind we did not invaded anyone's country. We were young and did not have a saying in the decisions made back then. We learned English, some of us have been paying taxes while illegal, contribute to communities+, the only rule we broke was work using fake papers because we did not have any other option, and so much I could name. Keep in mind I'm referring to DACA applicants and not our parents.
8 years is way too long, for gods sake I would be 35 and too old to even do something good with life, but I can't complain that much since we have the EAD to work and build our dreams while our documents are processed.
I think they can do so much better than this, they just want to make it long and painful.

This is introduce your desktop! Not talk about them..

It isn't just a day to celebrate with your other half, also a day to celebrate with family and friends.
Of course sometimes we choose to spend the day with that special one which is totally understandable.
Anyone doing anything special? Make me jealous :-P
Personally I'm just going out to dinner with family and then I'm off to shopping because there's a lot in my mind :-)
I will be having a blast during the weekend but that's something else :-P
So go ahead, tell us your plans!

Depends if there is any part on the highway where they will ask for your documents.
I took a road trip from RI to Texas which is a 30 hours drive and didn't have issues, but you are on the other side of the country.
I know someone went to Texas and went through a check point, but that someone had already been accepted.
It depends how confident and planned your road trip is.
Check where the check points are and then plan from there

how sweat of you

why did ure mom made you drop out werent u already attending couple of weeks ago? now dats dumb u shouldnt of drop out.....
i applied for cali dream act an dey wanna pay for dis semester clases but i apply to school late now i gutta wait till da summer.... but is cool cause by then ill be daca aprove(:
ok an ure saying u cant find a job....... go buy alot of chicles an sell chickle go buy chocolates an sell chocolates...sell chips......etc etc...etc...... etc i sell churros ,,,,,an i make 25 a hour.........
you got approve for daca u should be happy... da only people who should feel guilty are the lazy women who have papers but deside to rely on welfare !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! piches viejas welferas

You still don't get my point.
You work with a fake ssn and file taxes using the ITIN (assigned by the government). (Illegal immigrant)
You work with a fake ssn and file taxes using your valid SSN(assigned by the government). (Legal Immigrant)
Once you use your real ssn to file for taxes, you cannot longer use the fake ssn to work, that will get you in serious trouble.
If there were any issues, then the IRS would deny the file of taxes and refuse to give you a refund.

Unfortunately the instructions does state that you have to send some type of identification, whether is your country identification card, a passport, college or high school ID.
Your birth certificate has to be translated to English and certified by a public notary.
Also when you go to do your biometrics (fingerprint and photo), you need some form of identification as well. It has to be current and not expired.
Everything you mentioned sounds about right, send everything you have from 2007 to 2012 and proof that you were here on June 15th, 2012. Doesn't really have to be the exact date, it can be a day before or after.
Personally I didn't send anything related to work because I used to work with a fake ssn, but in the application I did wrote down the fake ssn I was using to work with and I did not have a single issue because of it.
Good luck and I would wait for your country identification card and then send everything together.

ok, so, personal opinion here, i think that this outline for CIR works. i mean, i filed my 1st petition with USCIS back in 2001 and have filed a few since then as my case has "progressed" with DACA being my most recent petition. going to sound totally selfish here but, if done this way, people such as myself, who have USC relatives and are DACA applicants shouldnt have to wait in line with everyone else. I've filed papers to gain legal status the right way and paid so much money, why should i have to wait years, upon the 12 yrs i've already waited, to gain legal status? i shouldnt!!
this CIR isnt a blanket amnesty as like it was in the 80s. this is a more defined outline with more requirements for those seeking legal status. pretty much the major requirement in the 80s was having to be in the US before 1982. if that were the case now, let's say since 2000, many would be able to qualify regardless if they've tired to gain legal status the correct way.

I don't want to see your windows 3.1 desktop anyways!

I'm positive it means that not all the information might show up since the system is pretty slow. There's nothing to worry about, it seems like your case still is in Initial Review.

Everyone who smokes smells of cigs, you probably can't because you are the one smoking. Plus cigs makes your sense of smell and taste all messed up.