Theresa

They say that sometimes there could be a glitch in the center where you take your biometrics. It probably affected everyone who took biometrics during the glitch. I would do a walk-in

What are they asking for?

I actually sent something of a few days after but also of a few days before too.

I'm sure if they think is incomplete they will either send back the packet or will send an RFE

Have you checked your status on line?

Send something every three months, trimestral (divide the year in four trimesters and choose a month from which ever you have a document from) 1. January, February, March 2. April, May, June 3. July, August, September 4. October, November, December This is some of the stuff you can send: Marriage certificate(s) if married in the US; Divorce decree(s) if divorced in the US; Religious records such as baptism, confirmation, and registration certificates; Lease/Rental agreements; Date Issued passports or matricula consular Date issued membership cards like, gym, Sam's club, etc Census records; Proof of ownership of real estate (e.g. deed to a home); Proof of security deposit payment; Dental, hospital, medical vaccination records and bills, and proof of payment; INS/DHS Form I-94 arrival/departure record identifying you and your date of admission; Other correspondence/notices from INS/DHS identifying and addressed to you; Birth certificates of children born in the United States; School records, awards, certifications, diplomas, pictures, report cards, yearbooks, etc. Valid (expired or un-expired) passport with tamped dates of admission into the US; Proof of application for home loan and proof of paying off home loan; Proof of purchase of an automobile and payments for automobile and car insurance; Automobile and registration, car title, license receipt and Department of Motor Vehicle records; Credit card history in the United States (e.g. Visa car, etc.); Department of Public Safety records; Insurance invoices, claims, policies, and payment of insurance; Utility bills such as electricity, gas, heat, sewer, water, etc. and telephone bills; Bank records such as bankbooks, statements, canceled checks, and money order receipts; Other dated receipts; US Selective Service registration card; Postmarked envelopes addressed to you here in the US; Photographs of celebrations in the US, preferably with dates marked on them; Proof of remittances of money from you here in the US to your family in your home country; Paycheck stubs and payroll records; Licenses/permits; Union records; Record of payment of federal, state, and/or local taxes with W-2 forms; Social security records; Worker’s Comp claim records; Proof of any awards, certificates, or commendations received from work; Medical records from injuries at work; Proof of any classes or vocational training received for work; Letters or written notices from employers; Postmarked envelopes with your name and address in the United States; Notarized affidavits from friends, family members, community members, religious organization members, or school faculty and staff stating what years they have known you in the United States (must be notarized and include a copy of the person’s photo ID); Notarized letter stating your presence in the United States

Here is an interesting link, http://immigrationimpact.com/2013/11/18/understanding-dacas-education-requirement/

I don't think there should be a problem unless the school is not accredited by the us department of education.

5 days to a couple of weeks... Keep checking your status until it shows it has been sent with the track number. Congratulations

Have you call them to ask for service request?

Unlawful status

My friend applied April and just got approved 2 weeks ago

I found some information on this page, http://www.citizenorange.com/orange/2012/08/encouraging-signs-on-deferred.html

Yes, everytime you move...you can do the change of adress on uscis website

Good luck everyone!

I wouldn't worry since people have been waiting from 2 months to more than a year after their biometrics. Have faith and I hope you get news soon

I would take my matricula, approval letter and EAD.

Welcome, congratulations and good luck

Send something every three months (trimestral) 1. January, February, March (you got January) 2. April, May, June (you got June) 3. July, August, September (you need something for this trimester) 4. October, November, December (you got this one) This is some of the stuff you can send: Marriage certificate(s) if married in the US; Divorce decree(s) if divorced in the US; Religious records such as baptism, confirmation, and registration certificates; Lease/Rental agreements; Date Issued passports or matricula consular Date issued membership cards like, gym, Sam's club, etc Census records; Proof of ownership of real estate (e.g. deed to a home); Proof of security deposit payment; Dental, hospital, medical vaccination records and bills, and proof of payment; INS/DHS Form I-94 arrival/departure record identifying you and your date of admission; Other correspondence/notices from INS/DHS identifying and addressed to you; Birth certificates of children born in the United States; School records, awards, certifications, diplomas, pictures, report cards, yearbooks, etc. Valid (expired or un-expired) passport with tamped dates of admission into the US; Proof of application for home loan and proof of paying off home loan; Proof of purchase of an automobile and payments for automobile and car insurance; Automobile and registration, car title, license receipt and Department of Motor Vehicle records; Credit card history in the United States (e.g. Visa car, etc.); Department of Public Safety records; Insurance invoices, claims, policies, and payment of insurance; Utility bills such as electricity, gas, heat, sewer, water, etc. and telephone bills; Bank records such as bankbooks, statements, canceled checks, and money order receipts; Other dated receipts; US Selective Service registration card; Postmarked envelopes addressed to you here in the US; Photographs of celebrations in the US, preferably with dates marked on them; Proof of remittances of money from you here in the US to your family in your home country; Paycheck stubs and payroll records; Licenses/permits; Union records; Record of payment of federal, state, and/or local taxes with W-2 forms; Social security records; Worker’s Comp claim records; Proof of any awards, certificates, or commendations received from work; Medical records from injuries at work; Proof of any classes or vocational training received for work; Letters or written notices from employers; Postmarked envelopes with your name and address in the United States; Notarized affidavits from friends, family members, community members, religious organization members, or school faculty and staff stating what years they have known you in the United States (must be notarized and include a copy of the person’s photo ID); Notarized letter stating your presence in the United States

The minimum time is 2 months and the max is up to more than a year.

If your GED school is legit in the board of education and you still get a RFE, resend evidence (registration, attendance sheet and letter from the school). If you are in college now, I assume you already have the GED certificate and you can send that instead.

Awesome!!

It's free

Check your status with your I-765 receipt number

I would go now because childhood arrivals is listed on here http://www.azdot.gov/docs/mvd-forms-pubs/96-0155.pdf?sfvrsn=0