Betty.Pz

I just got approved!!! I send mine to Vermont!!! But I didn't get any e-mails or texts from them at all!

JUST GOT APPROVED YEA BABY YEA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I agree with Itzel, my application was sent to Vermont and by looking at the approvals so far they have only approved people who got their biometrics done from the 10th and 20th of september. I got my biometrics done on Sep 28 so i estimate my approval will be sometime next Month around the 15 regardless of time we should keep a positive attitude because we are getting approved , so lets just forget about it till next month and stop worrying it is not healthy for the mind or body

Look at the timeline guys. Most approval are from biometrics done around sept 12. Yours still has a bit to go or will eventually come. Dont lose hope.

These are the ones I know of so far. They're from a different forum
10. Will_con – 24 days
APPLICATION SENT: 08/21/2012
SERVICE CENTER: VERMONT
I-797C NOTICE: 08/31/2012
BIOMETRICS: 09/11/2012
APPROVAL: 09/17/2012
11. Sillyme – 24 days
APPLICATION SENT: 08/23/2012
SERVICE CENTER: VERMONT
I-797C NOTICE: 9/04/2012
BIOMETRICS: 09/07/2012
APPROVAL: 09/17/2012
30. Alex Qa - 25 days
APPLICATION SENT: 08/27/2012
SERVICE CENTER: VERMONT
I-797C NOTICE: 09/04/2012
BIOMETRICS: 09/12/2012
APPROVAL: 09/21/2012
37. Hulkster - 34 days
APPLICATION SENT: 08/17/2012
SERVICE CENTER: VERMONT
I-797C NOTICE: 08/28/2012
BIOMETRICS: 09/12/2012
APPROVAL: 09/21/2012
39. Melt - 34 DAYS
APPLICATION SENT: 8/20/2012
SERVICE CENTER: VERMONT
I-797C NOTICE: 08/27/2012
BIOMETRICS: 09/12/2012
APPROVAL: 09/24/2012
40. Dargwe - 34 days
APPLICATION SENT: 8/20/2012
SERVICE CENTER: VERMONT
I-797C NOTICE: Did not arrive
BIOMETRICS: 09/12/2012
APPROVAL: 09/24/2012
44. Bsalazar - 38 days
APPLICATION SENT: 08/16/2012
SERVICE CENTER: VERMONT
I-797C NOTICE: ????????
BIOMETRICS: 09/11/2012
APPROVAL: 09/24/2012
45. Dreambigorgohome - 35 Days
APPLICATION SENT: 08/20/2012
SERVICE CENTER: VERMONT
I-797C NOTICE: 08/27/2012
BIOMETRICS: 09/12/2012
APPROVAL: 09/25/2012
46. Basagirl82 - 30 days
APPLICATION SENT: 08/24/2012
SERVICE CENTER: VERMONT
I-797C NOTICE: 8/30/2012
BIOMETRICS: 09/12/2012
APPROVAL: 09/24/2012

Hi all.
About a month and a half ago, a midst all the deferred action going ons, I decided to make a music video / mini-documentary about what we've been going through. I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it. So many stories that I went through in order to make the video come together. I hope I did them all justice. Enjoy it!

Good day,
I am Ignacio and this is my story. I came to the US from Santiago, Chile in 07/1995, when I was 8 years old. My family and I came here legally but stayed Illegaly. The immigration topic was something that was avoided by my parents allways and that's probably the main reason why I was illegal even 10 years after we got here. It wasn't really a hot topic until I graduated from High School as I faced a very unpleasant and uncertain future. 4 years after I graduated I met my ex wife and we decided to get married so that we can go on with the plans we had with eachother, since there is no way someone, that arrived at age of 8 years, was going to have the life of a typical illegal immigrant. We got married and I applied for AOS through her. Things didn't go well and we broke up a year ago, before my AOS was approved and she withdrew the I130, which automatically withdrew everything else, without me knowing about it (we didn't break up in bad terms but she still decided to screw me over). I didn't find out until I tried to renew my EAD that expired in august that she did that and I literally went crazy, since on August 3rd, I was fired from my job for not having an EAD.
I did all my research for the DACA Application and decided to send the application. Sent on 9/12/12, after about a month of finding evidence of residing in the US since June of 2007. My application was in total about 70 pages and is the best application I could send, I am very proud of it and hope everything goes well.
I want to give everyone here my best wishes, on whatever application you are sending. And if you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at any time.
Thank you for taking the time to read what I wrote
Ignacio
Ningún Ser Humano Es Ilegal

I understand that we all want MORE but I feel we must still be aware that this step, DACA Approval, is at least 1 step towards our long term goal, being able to be legal in a country we know as "home". We must walk, before we jog and ultimately run towards the finish line.
I believe its best to wait just a little after whoever wins the election to see where we are heading, hopefully Obama winning, he will keep his promise and grant us the DREAM Act. I find it tedious that we'd have to every 2 years be renewing the EAD, the SS card and in TX, the DL. But, I shouldnt really complain, after all, Ill finally be able to feel "normal" and work.

I'm planning to initiate my permanent residency documents as soon as I can and consult with an attorney.
The 2 years work permit is very nice, but limited and it just doesn't cut it for me.
Don't get me wrong, I'm very glad this opportunity was given and I will do my best to do what I can to better myself with it.. but my plans surpass the two years and some of them require more than a temporary solution.
I may sound selfish, but I've been in the US for so long, raised here and this is the only country I know. I want the opportunities everyone who are permanent residents have at the moment as well and to have that I need to work even harder.

Hey guys!
Well, I was wondering if any of you guys have any plans to solve their migratory status after getting their DACA approved. What I mean is, yes, we're gonna be granted SSN and a work permit but only valid for two years and if the policy is renewed then we can renew it for another two years and so on. I see this as an opportunity or kick start for us to solve through other possible ways.
For me, I see this as a temporary solution (which it is) but that will let me solve my situation much easier than having nothing, I will literally work my ass off even more so that I'm prepared if something happens to DACA.
Does any of you think the same? I know a highly paying job, a car, education are important, but I think solving our migratory situation is a first priority. This is a one of a kind opportunity and we have to make the best out of it. After we solve our status, we will be able to get whatever we want cause as DREAMERS that we are, we have gone through very difficult situations, we know what it feels to not be able to work like other people, have the things other people have, or even drive without being scared about being pulled over, or as simple as it is, when people ask us for an identification and we have nothing to show but a passport (for some). So I think even though we will be able to "calm down" for two years, this is a heads up for us to work even harder and be prepared for the future, so I think it's a great idea, while we wait for our application to be approved, plan for the future, plan what to do, how to work things out so we won't fall again into what we were before DACA.