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Originally Posted by GodBlessAmerica

Question: how soon did your daca approval letter arrive after getting the ead card?

Daca got approved next of ead but it has been more than a week but no daca letter, only ead card.
Should I call the nebraska hotline? Thanks.

Originally Posted by DreaMEr416yrs

Thank you. Just like i posted congrats on your approval yesterday!! (pg 752) praying paid off! =D

And ive been to vegas and back several times, checked into hotels no problem as far as ID with my passport. I took family trip all the way to Colorado last year. Pass trouh Las vegas again. Az (saw hoover dam) utah, til colorado finnally, went to Aspen. 2 years before it was lake tahoe. And Now it will be san francisco, oregon, all the way up to washington. =D and no im not scared. Before leaving I always pray to God to keep us safe. And bring us hope always. So yeah.. He is my Insurance. =D

Originally Posted by 2Face

Any idea than why the discrepancy among different DACA applicants? Are they discrimnating by age, education, or any other factors? I thought they were going by where the applicant lives and how many applications they've received from that region. But I'm starting to think that the individual case officers are simply slacking off from doing their work.

Originally Posted by Swim19

No idea. They should be going simply by acceptance date of application, but we have proof they aren't and I haven't been able to see any pattern.

Originally Posted by Kawi-ZX6R

Can't be by none of what you have stated. My sister is 29 with a GED and my other one 18 with high school diploma. I have a high school diploma and college classes. Im 22 and they got approved under two weeks.

Originally Posted by 2Face

That's incredible. We have no choice but to continue waiting and keep busy. I certainly hope they're not discriminating based on what country we're from because I don't understand why somebody who did biometrics 8-10 days after me is being approve from same service center. It is what it is.

Originally Posted by Mav84

My friend called yesterday and he was told that you should receive a answer for your work authorization within 90 days. They encourage you to call by he 75th day to make sure nothing is wrong with your app. She also said that the DACA app is the one that could take up to 4 months not the I765. She told him to call back by the Nov 12 if he has not received anything which would be the 75 day since they received his app.

Originally Posted by 2Face

That's incredible. We have no choice but to continue waiting and keep busy. I certainly hope they're not discriminating based on what country we're from because I don't understand why somebody who did biometrics 8-10 days after me is being approve from same service center. It is what it is.

Originally Posted by Mav84

My friend called yesterday and he was told that you should receive a answer for your work authorization within 90 days. They encourage you to call by he 75th day to make sure nothing is wrong with your app. She also said that the DACA app is the one that could take up to 4 months not the I765. She told him to call back by the Nov 12 if he has not received anything which would be the 75 day since they received his app.

Originally Posted by freshh.

I've been wondering if the background checks are what could be holding some people up. I was browsing immigrate2us.net once and saw a thread on how the background check could hold people up based on the beneficiary's country of origin. I don't know if this is what's going on with DACA applicants, but I wouldn't rule that out completely.

We should start including country of origin in signatures and see if there could be a pattern to what is going on.