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Hey bro. Don't know about Illinois.. but here in CT, they are giving the normal 6-year license for DACA/EAD. But only the normal license - they are not giving ppl with 2 year EADS the verified one, called "select id" (with the star).

still no approval.... its been 85 days since packet processed and 64 days since biometic .....

Gaga we have the same bio date... theres a few others with similar timeframes as us that are still waiting. We're the forgotten ones...

Gosh and I thought my wait was bad, you guys have been waiting longer than I have

Studying for my DL test : ) I though this day was never gonna come..just 2 days ago I was all crazy cheking my status online every 10 minutes n yesterday I was approved it comes when u least expected like everyone says..n today while I wait for the arrival of my EAD ill be studying getting ready to get my DL n hopefully also my CDL..thanks god thanks obama and thank you brothers and sisters dreamers.

thanks dude! i hope they are giving the regular drivers license in Illinois...

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appiclation sent: October 01
biometrics appt: For november 08---- walk-in: October 23
ead approved: Novermber 13
i821: APPROVED ON NOVEMBER 13
SERVICE CENTER: TEXAS

Ikr.. its bad. I wouldn't mind the wait, if so many ppl weren't getting approved in like a month. Don't get me wrong, everyone deserves this as much as I do... and it would be awesome if everyone could get approved as fast as possible... but it pisses me off that my application is sitting there gathering dust.

I was reading in another immigration forum for ppl that submit I-765 based on other applications, that the delay could be due to a problem with the biometrics. If your prints weren't well taken, the FBI will reject them due to them being "inconclusive". Technically, USCIS should immediately notify the applicant and send a letter scheduling a second biometrics appointment. If the second set of fingerprints was also to come up inconclusive, you would then have the option of getting a 5-yr criminal history check from your local police department and submitting it to USCIS.

So, as of right now, I think that could be a possibility for me, as I know for a fact that my fingerprints weren't well taken... the guy kept having to scan my fingers over and over again. It took like 30 mins. I was like WTF!

Maybe they will look into it now that I sent a service request. Who knows...

Same thing happened to me. I was also told that the machine was unable to read my prints correctly. And it was scanned numerous times. You may be on to something.

I called FBI the day after I took bios and they told me that the prints were acceptable and that they were sent back to USCIS.

Who thinks I will get approved this week?