Traveling via plane
 

So I'm going to Florida tomorrow via plane. I just realized that my drivers license is expired. Expired two days ago. I was reading online and says that you can travel up a 1 year with an expired license. But since I'm with DACA i don't know if its different. Any information is helpful. Thank you

Re: Traveling via plane
 

You could use your work permit (EAD card) to travel.

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Take your EAD instead.

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that's also expired. and my renewal has been approved but still waiting for it to come in.

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Use your passport.

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Then you cant go.

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I was wondering the same thing. My DACA renewal has not yet been approved. I only have my passport since my DL expired along with my EAD. I need to travel August 11th. Everything is paid for.But, if I don't get approved by my travel date I'm using my passport.. you guys think I'm risking it?

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Technically, you shouldn't travel. I say risking it won't get you deported. But I would take the passport, and also DACA evidence like the expired EAD just don't show it...

Still a bit risky but I think odds are on your favor. Although, depends on the airport/state

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I agree. Use passport, if you must go.

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I got approved today so I will be okay now.. thank you though

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Congrats! ☺

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Yes you can travel with it expire for up to obe year, i travel with mine and it was expire for 2 months but at the airport they told me i can use it up to a year even though i did have my unexpire ead and passport just incase