Driver's license and social security card

i just checked my case on USCIS.gov and my cased got approved. i am currently waiting for the employment card to be sent to my house but i got a question about the driver's license and social security card.

what do we need to bring to the social security place to apply for the social security card?

www.ssa.gov

EAD and a passport

You will need a ssn eventually but you may need this: You must obtain a letter of ineligibility, (Form SSAL676), from the Social Security Administration if the Department of Homeland Security has not given you permission to work in the United States.

But we do have permission. I got one of those because the Social Security gave me one so I can get a license while I wait to be verified from Homeland Security. oh yeah and my letter also says in bold letters: This notice is not proof of ineligibility for a SSN or card.

What about grants from college? Will we be able to receive grants?

EAD, filled out SS-5 form and one of the following:

• Foreign Birth Certificate
• Foreign Passport
• US Military Record
• US Military ID Card
• Religious record showing age or date of birth
• US Drivers License
• US State ID
• School Record showing age or date of birth
• School ID card
• Copy of Medical Record

Might also want to bring this infosheet (just in case the SSA worker gives you crap):
www.ssa.gov/pubs/deferred_action.pdf

The problem is also that the EAD is the document we will use to get the state ID or DL in most cases, so no work permit = no ID / DL.

Depends on where you live. California-you were able to get it even before daca

I seriously wonder if people ever researches what DACA is before applying

Ssn you need a valid government ID, Passport or birth certificate. Anything with your name birthday and year. If you dont have anything might as well try with your school id

EAD and passport are good enough!