Jason

For those of you guys who did the biometricts walk-in What do you need to tell the people when you go in?

Hey guys, I was just curious if the dream act is apart of immigration reform? If it does, does this mean that it'll be like this? What do I need to do if the DREAM Act should pass? If the DREAM Act passes, an undocumented individual meeting those qualifying conditions stated above, would have to do the following: Apply for the DREAM Act (Since the legislation has not yet passed, there are no specific guidelines on how to apply) Once approved and granted Conditional Permanent Residency, the individual would have to do one of the following: Enroll in an institution of higher education in order to pursue a bachelor's degree or higher degree or Enlist in one of the branches of the United States Military [*]Within 6 years of approval for conditional permanent residency, the individual must have completed at leasttwo (2) years of one of the options outlined in the previous step [*]Once 5 ½ years of the 6 years have passed, the individual will then be able to apply for Legal Permanent Residency (dropping the conditional part) and consequently will be able to apply for United States Citizenship Those who have already completed at least 2 years of college education towards a bachelor's degree or higher degree, will still have to wait the 5 ½ years in order to apply for Legal Permanent Residency even though you may have already obtained a degree. Students who do not complete the requirements will be disqualified . Taken From: http://dreamact.info/students

I'm from New York City and I'm currently a college student. Does this cover financial aid as well?

Hey guys, I was just wondering what you guys put for Question Number 9 on the I821D form wich says: Country of Residence __________________ Do you put the country you were born in or do you put the US?

Hey guys, I was wondering if their is a guide on how to fill out the information on these forms correctly? I most definitely don't want to mail in all this stuff and have it returned because it wasn't filled out correctly. Thanks alot, Jason

YES! My EAD just got approved! My case was transferred to Nebraska on March 22nd and on April 4th I got an email saying that my EAD is approved! Does this mean that DACA is approved as well?

Hey guys, so I check my USCIS Status this morning and it said that: On March 19, 2013, we transferred your I765, APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT AUTHORIZATION, to your local USCIS Office for further processing. The new office has jurisdiction over your case and will send you a decision as soon as processing is complete or you will be notified if further information or action is needed. If you move, please use our Change of Address online tool to update your case with your new address. I'M SO HAPPY!

I filed for DACA and got my biometrics dont since November 27th and still (2/25/13) their is no information online about my case (Both I-812D and I-765) Is anyone else experiencing this problem?

I definitely agree with you Gezinha!

ehhh I doubt that. I think if you have the opportunity to travel, you definitely should. I mean people who came here and overstayed their visas are people who want to live here, so I don't think that overstayed visas have anything to do with this.

I hope we do, it's been like 4 months already...

You should post your signature with your case stuff.

It's so nice to see things like this... Lol

Success! I did my walk-in today and was in and out in 25 minutes! Thanks guys.

I enjoy playing tennis!

but can also be

Great! Thanks guys, I'm gonna do my walk-in on Tuesday wish me luck!

with some friends who

I'm from new york city and people here are friendly to undocs so I tell people the truth if they ask why I have to pay for tuition and such,But if you're not comfortable telling people and you know that you don't trust a person enough to tell them don't. Just to be safe I guess. And even if you do, I really don't think they can stop the paperwork process being done by USCIS anyways.

lmao I hope so too!

I think it should be easier since they have all our information in the system already.

Looks like the DREAM ACT will be passed through congress!

Yeah, the CUNY's offer TAP, i'm not sure about pell.

New York has something similar to this. Check it out guys: http://www.nydreamact.org/silver-introduces-new-bill-to-assist-undocumented-youth/