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    Well my topic title says it all. Today (September 17th) we (hubby and I) sent his DACA application. I'm so excited for him. Im so anxious but it can be all my hormones since I'm 38 weeks pregnant already lol From here on out all we have to do is wait.. AHHHHHHH. Please pray for my little family and my babies that so much need their father to have a legal status to fully support us. God is good and I know He'll be here throughout our process.
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    edwin89

    Credit Card

    Hey guys so i saw some people having trouble when they wanna get a credit card to build credit...so i was walking close to my bank (Chase) where i have a savings account, i was curious if they would give me a credit card to build some credit since i been waiting for the credit bureaus to transfer the credit i had on my Itin # anyways i went in there and ask about the credit cards after all the explaining the guy did he pass me some lady on the phone and told me congrats you been approved for a $1300 first 15 months 0% APR i was surprice and im kinda scared to know what i got in to lol if is good or bad well just wanted to share this with you guys!
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    Congratss God works im mysterious ways dont lose hope ever and congratss for taking that step to send his application and for yiur baby
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    Theresa

    Excited, Anxious, Hate The Waiting Game

    Double congratulations!! For your baby and for sending the package...( one more blessed DACA)
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    Theresa

    Credit Card

    Good for you for thinking about building your credit the best way possible. First tip is that you don't want to run up debt. So, it is not so much about how much money you spend, but how you manage your use of credit. You can build a strong credit history by responsibly using credit. That means using your card, paying your bills on time, and not carrying a balance that eats up more than 30% of your credit limit. It is best to pay the balance in full, so you don't pay interest, but use your card regularly. Use your card every month, even for a small purchase like a tank of gas or one trip to the grocery store. This will show creditors that you're taking out a debt and paying it off.