JoseG
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Eh, what do you mean you're guessing it's the Employment Authorization Document? Do you have the actual card with your picture on it? If so, here's what you need to know in order to apply for a SSN http://adreamact.com...-daca-approval/ Here is what you need to know in order to apply for a License or ID in Illinois. http://www.cyberdriv...ns/dsd_x173.pdf Thread moved to Life After Deferred Action.
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Hopefully your lawyer asks them why they give the 90 day processing time when they won't follow it.- 17 replies
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Well, it's basically the same thing, but you get to talk to a person on the INFOPASS so you might be able to get more information from it. When you make a Service Request and you don't get a response, you can then e-mail the Service Center directly. I just checked the website and they just recently changed the response time from 15 days to 30 days. So maybe you will give the Service Request response within this week.
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They didn't respond to the Service Request? If they didn't, your lawyer should have e-mailed the Service Center directly. Calling in if both of your applications are still pending won't really do much, but in this case, your I-821D was approved and USCIS clearly states that they should give you a response within 90 days on your I-765.
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After Rfe 60 Day Deadline And Still No Answer
JoseG replied to Juan1414's topic in Dream Act Questions & Answers
Since you were issued an RFE, I would call after 60 days to do a Service Request so that they can look into what's going on. -
Yes, several people have called in to do Service Requests after waiting for 6+ months and they have just been told that their cases are still under review and that they're working as fast as they can to process the applications.
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It means that you were approved. Congratulations.
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Its Been A Lil Iver 6 Months Since I Sent In The Application
JoseG replied to s3xycana's topic in Dream Act Questions & Answers
Your case status will stay on Initial Review from the moment USCIS receives your application until the date you're approved. People have already tried calling and putting in Service Requests after reaching 6 months of waiting and they were pretty much told to just wait. -
De las pruebas de facebook nos referimos a los Facebook Check-ins. Los que enseñan en que lugar estuviste y que dia y a que hora. Sobre las fotos, yo imprimi como unas 8 fotos en una pajina y les puse la fecha enfrente. Tambien mande los facebook check-ins y recibos de compras que hice por paypal.
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Good luck! Don't hit the curb.
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Could be that your application is simply just sitting there in line waiting to be reviewed, or your background check is taking longer than usual.
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Lol. This is like the third thread today. Congrats! So many approvals today!
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Yes, Congrats! The I-765 usually updates first. Your I-821D should be approved within a few hours, if not, by tomorrow. It usually takes about 4-7 days to receive the EAD.
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That's true, a few people aren't able to see their status online until there's an update to their case.
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Recivi La Carta Del Service Request Hoy Marzo 18 :)
JoseG replied to latinagirl's topic in Dream Lounge
Basically, they have limited resources and when they get to your case, they will work on it as fast as they can. -
Recivi La Carta Del Service Request Hoy Marzo 18 :)
JoseG replied to latinagirl's topic in Dream Lounge
You did the Service Request for the I-765 application. Basically what they're saying is, the I-765 is for the EAD, you don't qualify for it until you are approved for the I-821D(DACA), so doing a Service Request for the I-765 while your I-821D is still pending won't really do anything. Thread moved to Dream Lounge -
Hey I Have A Question About My Case ??
JoseG replied to skootA's topic in Dream Act Questions & Answers
Yes, you were approved. USCIS ordered the production of your EAD card. Congrats! Thread moved to Dream Act Questions & Answers -
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There's no set time for when you will receive a response after Biometrics. Some people have been approved within a couple of weeks after Biometrics, while others have been waiting since doing their Biometrics in September.
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There used to be a message on the USCIS website that said it can take up to 30 days from when you apply for your status to show up online, but that message is no longer there. Maybe that still applies and they just took off the message because it was causing confusion for some people. Thread moved to Dream Act Questions and Answers
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Only USCIS would know the reason for why they're doing that.
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What Is The Age Limit To Be Eligible For Daca?
JoseG replied to srs's topic in Dream Act Questions & Answers
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What Is The Age Limit To Be Eligible For Daca?
JoseG replied to srs's topic in Dream Act Questions & Answers
No, that won't work. That would be less evidence than an affidavit, and USCIS doesn't accept affidavits to prove you were here before 16 years old. With the DUI and this issue, you shouldn't apply on your own. My advice would be to seek help from an immigration attorney. -
Will A Dui Deny My Boyfriend From Passing The I-821D?
JoseG replied to gferraro94's topic in Dream Act Questions & Answers
I'm not familiar with the system, but he would have to go to court first, then if he is found guilty, then he will be charged with DUI and according to USCIS, that's a Significant Misdemeanor. Although I'm not sure about this first part where it says that a maximum of one year in prison or less, but greater than five days. If he doesn't go to jail for more than five days he can qualify? That's the part that I'm unsure about. You would have to speak to an immigration attorney. -
Will A Dui Deny My Boyfriend From Passing The I-821D?
JoseG replied to gferraro94's topic in Dream Act Questions & Answers
According to USCIS, Q&A You're going to have to talk to an immigration attorney before you submit the application now that he got the DUI, because according to this, he doesn't qualify anymore.