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And now we all are waiting ... I hate this... Every day I go to USCI home page to check status.

You can fill out the application at home and print it, or fill it in at the SSA office. http://www.socialsec...online/ss-5.pdf Find your nearest SSA office https://secure.ssa.gov/apps6z/FOLO/fo001.jsp http://www.ssa.gov/p...rred_action.pdf

For anyone in the Southern Cal. area, at the ASC in Riverside, CA. I did a walk-in( 2 weeks before appointment), and they took me in without hesitation. They have fast and friendly service. I walked in with my Matricula and they didn't question it. The only down side was they seemed unsure of how to handle DACA noitices. The receptionist looked at my biometrics notice and was perplexed because it said "case type: I821D" and it also referenced my I-765, so they weren't unsure if I was taking biometrics for I-821D or I-765. I was taken to see the supervisor, twice, and overall they took my prints, pic, and signature. Hopefully all went well. I called the National hotline and after speaking to several representatives, some are more informed than others, I got some answers. They said that the biometrics are for employement authorization, they said the applicantions are inter-connected, that way if we get cleared it makes it easier to produce the EAD as soon as possible.

Walked in today at the ASC in Riverside, Security asked me if I had an appointment. I didn't tell her anything, I just gave her my Biometrics letter, she looked at it and asked me for ID, I gave her my Matricula Consular. She then gave me a clipboard with a sheet on it and told me to fill it out and wait for my number to be called. There were only about 6 people in there, got done in less than 15 minutes. No problems at all.

I honestly think this process can go by faster, if you send in your applications filled out correctly, fees, and supporting documents and background checks come clear, they should be approved immediately...

I'm sure more and more people have been getting aproved. Because 29 only seems so small.

USCIS released the official numbers and it was more than 80K for the first month.

I thought approximately 40,000 people applied for DACA?

CHEVY TAHOE -or- GM YUKON!