Rawf

Hope you have a copy of the affidavit, but an affidavit is not full proof. You need to provide more than that.

Received my identification long time ago, just haven't updated my signature.

Unfortunately you won't be able to get a license in Arizona.

I will check that out.

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This would be so amazing! I can't express how bad I want to be at least a permanent resident!

Alright @Raul, sometimes they overlook and miss something. It has happened many times. I would send whatever they request and a note explaining that whatever they requested was already sent inside the original envelop. They will look over your documents again and approve you. If they request proof, it means you are more than eligible to be approved. So don't over think and stay positive.

That's a first to me! O_O If you're from central america, then you will get a new passport fast. That's the only solution, unless you go into the stressful way and start calling until someone finds your passport.

It is probably something minor.

It can take up to 2 weeks to arrive, but most people get it within 5 days.

It is clearly said that you have to provide continued proof that you've been in the US without leaving. :-\

Oh you.. don't be!

Bienvenida Maria! Here you can express yourself as much as you want without having to worry about discrimination. Feel free to post us on your case!

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I want to use you for Christmas. (LOL)

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I waited 12 years. =/

I'm pretty sure they can take you in, but the case isn't reviewed until the date of the appointment. Might be wrong thought.

Hopefully the OP was able to get it resolved.

Yeah, he definitely needs to include all names used while in the US. Can't lie in there.

I'm also in the clouds here, title seems misleading.

Sounds about right, lying about your name and letting them take your fingerprints was a huge mistake. Specially when mostly everyone knows the fingerprints stay in the system forever. That's how they catch delinquents. If you do get denied, you also run the risk of being deported. It is up to you if you decide to apply and if you do, best of luck and hope you get the chance that some of us are getting. If you were a minor when you were caught I think you have a bigger chance to get approved.

It sucks, because you're obviously not here for a limited time.. not like you are a visitor on a visa. DACA approved people shouldn't have to have any marks on their identifications.. we have enough to deal with such as the short period of time that we have.. two years isn't much to be honest.