Daca taking too long?

It's been over three months since I applied on September 6 my case was accepted. Did my biometrics October 10 and I haven't received anything. Is this normal?

yea its normal.. some August applicants have not been approved yet too..

seriously though have a look around and you just might find your answer

Ignorance is strong with this one.

It's not normal....it usually means you've been denied and will be deported. Lol

Man, some of you guys are dicks...the guy is a freaking noob and he's asking a legit question. To answer your question Cyclist dude, things like how common your name is can affect how fast your paperwork gets processed as they have to sift through records who belong to others with similar names to you...the biggest thing may be the processing center which is handling your case...some are notoriously slow like Vermont. Sit tight and hold on for the long ride as you may not be processed fully until january as some august applicants are barely getting their stuff wrapped up.

Either answer the question or don't. Disrespecting other members won't be tolerated.

OP, before creating a thread, please use the search function. The estimated time frame for DACA applications is 4 to 6 months. If you reach that time frame and still have not heard anything from USCIS, then you can contact them about your case.

You obviously didn't see the message he posted because he deleted, that's why I called him ignorant. Using the n word and calling people assholes, people like that don't reserve our time.

I am overwhelmed uscis received my application on sept 26th, bio done oct 17th and its already may 20th. I feel defeated.

Being a 'noob' is no excuse on not reading many of the threads here (or elsewhere). Even if he read a few of people's signatures he would see that some people were approved in a couple of weeks and some have been waiting for eight months.