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Can't really say what they are going by since they sometimes approve randomly, but I believe it goes by the date you went in for Biometrics.

I can't say for sure since I haven't been approved and applied for a driver's license, but I'm pretty positive we can go apply as soon as we get our EAD and SSN. I believe we would be issued a limited license and ID just like when somebody goes to apply for an ID with a VISA, it's only valid for 6 months, or however long the VISA is valid for. The law that Brown signed is mostly for those that are granted DACA, but denied on their I-765. It will allow them to obtain a Driver's License and ID with just their DACA approval notice.

We go by the approvals. Vermont seems to be on the 13-14th of September.

You will also receive 2 letters in the mail, one for each application.

Yeah like Itzel said, I don't think you should highlight the applications, but the evidence is okay.

It seems like today and yesterday Nebraska approved many more people than California, but mostly from Sep. 11-14 Biometrics.

Hmmm...That's a tough one!

Yup, no contest.

Batman vs Superman

No they won't.

What's your high score?

^ LMAO. Not yet, there is no specific order in which they are processed. I'm sure they will get to us soon, we just have to be patient.

Not yet. Hopefully I get approved this week though.

I have the text and e-mail set up but some people that have been approved say they didn't get an e-mail and the text arrived late, so I check every few hours >.<

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=f2ef2f19470f7310VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=f2ef2f19470f7310VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD The required forms are I-821D, I-765 and I-765WS.

Yup.

He scanned them both because both of them were on the paper and it's a new process so they don't know what is necessary or not. The only thing they go by is the "Code 3" which tells them to collect fingerprints, photograph and signature. I believe it was Vermont and Texas that put both of the Application Numbers on the Biometrics Notice. You can see in this thread that this person only had one number. The "Case Type" is I-821D but the Application Number is the one from the I-765, they're both linked. http://forum.adreama...tart-to-finish/

Before somebody asks, I just want to add that it's perfectly normal if you have only one "Application Number" on your Biometrics notice. It should be the same as your I-765 Receipt Number because you only need to do the Biometrics for the I-765 form, so you don't need both application numbers.

My dad had told me about this a while back but I never looked it up. I'll probably sign up if I'm approved for DACA.

I don't think it matters, you will be keeping that sheet, as long as they took your fingerprints, picture, and signature you shouldn't worry about it.

1) Make a copy of your current Birth Certificate, just like you would any other copy. Scan and print. Remember, whatever you send them, they will keep. 2) Doesn't really matter who buys the Money Order, I bought a Western Union one and wasn't asked for ID and I don't see why you would need ID, but just make sure you make it out to "U.S. Department of Homeland Security" 3) Put the last date you went to the school to take classes.

Hmmm... I hadn't thought about this before.

There's probably over 300 approved by now.

How are there 19 people born in the United States that applied for DACA? Those rejected are from the lockboxes, the applications are just returned to sender because they didn't send the correct fees or didn't sign their forms. They are able to re-submit their forms once they have made the corrections.

Here you go. http://forum.adreamact.com/topic/291-how-to-obtain-a-social-security-number-after-daca-approval/