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I've been getting mixed answers in regards to what kind of ID's are required for when going in for your biometric appointment. Has anyone consulted with a lawyer in regards to what ID's are acceptable for DACA cases?

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muthafucka

government picture ID or Passport!

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I appreciate the response. I noticed that in the letter it doesn't say anything about for of ID being unexpired/expired. Does this mean, expired form of ID stated above is acceptable as well ?

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Lol,be patient with Dreamers.There are going to be a lot more individuals who may be applying for this over the coming year.
Specific with DACA it seems to be acceptable but I still think it is better for it to be valid.

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Not just daca, adjustment of status through marriage you can use expired passports..

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TBH, I think this is going to be one of those situations where the people who will go first for biometrics... they are going to be the ones with the answers.

I've always thought it was VALID government ID only, but many of us can't get that for whatever reason (due to home country laws, etc). Sometimes I think people assume everybody is Mexican or Hispanic, lol. The whole thing with India/S. Korea Dreamers presents this issue, for real. So this will be interesting to see.

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ok you need your USA state ID and you Driver license do you have it??... no, then grab your consular

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I dont have any state issued id, and my passport and visa are expired. Ima take em with me, but im also taking my High School ID, they can suck it xD

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My lawyer has told me on more than one occasion that your biometrics ID has to be a government ID.
Bring your passport.

If you still have doubts and/or questions, then call the biometrics office yourself and figure it out. Be resourceful and get the answers on your own directly from the source.