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Yes! I finally got approved after 9 months of waiting. I was told my case was being investigated for fraud, I made several service request inquiries with no response, and I even emailed Nebraska office directly and didn't get a response, but I think that's what helped me get approved. Bcuz after 2 weeks of sending them an email I got approved. I now have my red card and I'm in the process of obtaining my ssn and my license. I'll be sticking around here to help those who have questions about their case. Good luck to rest who are still waiting!!!!!

Well now you can. Anyone with a valid State ID or DL can travel since a passport is not necessary and traveling to US territories are allowed (since we are not allowed to leave the country).

Thanks but I'm just doing it bcuz we gotta stick together and help each other out, bcuz we're all in the same shoes! Thanks if you need any help feel free to message me Hey finally you're on. I think I messaged you.

congrats girl now go for ur goal/ aim

Just your I-821D is updated.

What i tell you, I dont want to say I told you sooo.... LOL Congratulations

Congrats!!! Baby Steps Girl I wish you prosperity, and like Lone Wolf said...Be Awesome

Congrats! Now go forth and be awesome.

Hey congratulations! Im glad you finally got approved. It gives me hope that soon I will also get approved.

Congrats!!... your approval makes me not loose hope.

$106 a YEAR :-) motorcycle insurance with Progressive! ;-)

Congrats.

congrats! and very selfless of you to provide support here for the rest of us waiting.. you've definitely got good karma coming

Nice, congrats!

Congrats......

Thanks everyone, baby steps!!!

Yes, we're preparing. As far as myself, I'm trying to finish my undergraduate degrees and apply to go to medical school before the legislation goes into effect. I figure the evidence requirements will be about the same as DACA (proving continuous residency for a number of years), so I have a bank account, credit card, cell phone, and I still make regular online purchases. If all goes well, my mother will also get the chance to apply to change her status post-reform. We have a box here filled with evidence from the date of our entry into the country (late 1980s) to present. There are a few gap years, so right now we're trying to figure out what kind of evidence we can use to prove she's been here the entire time. I figure the best thing people can do would be to begin gathering evidence that proves they have never exited the country. It sounds like a pain, but, in my opinion, there's no point in waiting until the final requirements will come down. Right now the Sentate's bill has only a two year residency requirement, but I figure it could potentially increase once the two houses go to conference and produce a bill. So, it only makes sense to try to gather evidence for the length of one's U.S. residency.

Some of those dreamers had DACA, some didn't. Those who did have DACA, didn't request Advance Parole before leaving the United States, therefore they are inadmissible and might be barred from the U.S for 3/10 years. They didn't have the required documents to travel outside of the U.S, DACA alone doesn't allow us to do that.

To everyone who is still waiting keep praying, God knows you guys heart and knows how much You guys need it. When you guys are sad about it which is totally understandable a prayer will Help just remember God is bigger than the government they don't have the last say...God does.

yeah but if you get it new just hold off for a year before you throw in the good stuff. i took and passed my behind the wheel test with the frs lol the instructor was this old asian dude that had a thing for subarus

where thugs that's why lmao. Jk idk. I have full coverage and it's not that bad. Who ensures your vehicles?