Official daca process time thread - Page 252
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Originally Posted by Dude
I just got approved!
However, my excitement isn't as great as everyone else's because since 2004 i've had my SSN and DL (through my dad's I-485, which was originally denied, and I was aged out by the time it was correctly re-submitted) so it didn't affect me as much... but now with an EAD, I will finally be able to put that Bachelor's degree to good use. |
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DACA Approved: 10/09/2012; DACA Renewal Approved: 09/08/2014
AOS (245i) F2B: 11/10/2015; Biometrics: 12/09/2015; EAD: 02/16/2016; Interview: 09/20/2016
AOS Approved: 09/20/2016; Welcome Letter: 09/28/2016; Green Card: 09/30/2016
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Originally Posted by Dude
I just got approved!
However, my excitement isn't as great as everyone else's because since 2004 i've had my SSN and DL (through my dad's I-485, which was originally denied, and I was aged out by the time it was correctly re-submitted) so it didn't affect me as much... but now with an EAD, I will finally be able to put that Bachelor's degree to good use. |
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Delivered: 9/04/12 *VermontBio Appt: 9/28/2012
DACA and EAD Approved: 12/30/12
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Originally Posted by Dreamsdocometrue
So, I have an issue and I would like suggestions.
I work at a doctor's office. My boss pays me under the minimum. The last time I went up to her and asked her to level my salary to the minimum payment she said that she couldn't because I was working illegally. And I'm so excited for my ead to come so I can rub it in her face. My question is, what would be the most convincing and nicest way to ask for a raise? I have been working for her for four years and I just want what's fair. |
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Originally Posted by Dude
I'm not sure how this works in other states, but I'm in Massachusetts and had an EAD issued to me in 2004, and it expired in 2006. Right when I got it, I got my SSN and DL.
Since the EAD expired, I've renewed my license, and took out a mortgage... so what people have been saying about the SSN, and DL's is correct. |
I also think it depends on who services you. Some people don't note the date of your EAD and don't stamp your card. I know someone who this has happened to. (lucky!)
I guess all states are different.
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Anyone else have a typographical error (wrong name)?
After I requested for a name update, and received two referral numbers, they told me to call back in 15 days to check the status of it. When I called today (has been over 15 days), they are now telling me that because I received letters from the USCIS regarding the typographical error, they cannot access the information to check the status of the name change. They told me that I have to make an appointment with my local USCIS office or something...
Anyone who got their typographical errors fixed, please tell me how you addressed the issue.
P.S. The first letter that came with said basically that they cannot make corrections without proper documentations, and that they would review the issue at processing time. The second letter says that my error has been noted and forwarded to my file for Officer review. And that all corrections and changes are determined at the time of adjudication...
After I requested for a name update, and received two referral numbers, they told me to call back in 15 days to check the status of it. When I called today (has been over 15 days), they are now telling me that because I received letters from the USCIS regarding the typographical error, they cannot access the information to check the status of the name change. They told me that I have to make an appointment with my local USCIS office or something...
Anyone who got their typographical errors fixed, please tell me how you addressed the issue.
P.S. The first letter that came with said basically that they cannot make corrections without proper documentations, and that they would review the issue at processing time. The second letter says that my error has been noted and forwarded to my file for Officer review. And that all corrections and changes are determined at the time of adjudication...
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Originally Posted by Dreamsdocometrue
So, I have an issue and I would like suggestions.
I work at a doctor's office. My boss pays me under the minimum. The last time I went up to her and asked her to level my salary to the minimum payment she said that she couldn't because I was working illegally. And I'm so excited for my ead to come so I can rub it in her face. My question is, what would be the most convincing and nicest way to ask for a raise? I have been working for her for four years and I just want what's fair. |
Who's preventing her from paying you minimum wage?
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Self filed AOS │Apps Received By USCIS - 3/18/19 │Biometrics Done - 4/11/19 Interview Scheduled - 4/24/19│Interview Date - 5/31/19│AOS Approval - 5/31/19
Permanent Resident Card Received - 6/8/19
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Hi I'm new here and this is my info:
Date Application Sent - 8-24-12 The Lockbox the application was sent to - California Service Center Mailing Method (Express, priority, certified) etc. - case manager sent Date acceptance letter of application received - 8-29-12 Date of I-797 C Notice of Action (Application Approved) - Date Biometrics scheduled - 9-25-12 (no walk-in) Date of EAD received -N/A |
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EXPIRATION: 9/15/16RENEWAL TIMELINE:
Sent 4/27/16 || Received 5/3/16 Nebraska || Bio appt completed 5/24/16
DACA & EAD Approved pending
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