Waiting Options?

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It's too early brah look at my timeline, I know its a long wait but there's really nothing we can do.

4-6 months.

Everyone's waiting. We all have anger and frustration.

No use in calling anyone...
1. FBI used to let people know if bios cleared n sent back to uscis... But not anymore!
2. Uscis has a call center and the agents answering have limited access to your case. (What you see on uscis.gov)
3. I haven't reached a 2nd level officer but I don't think it helps yet until we reach 6 month for DA.
4. My lawyer can't say much about it either.
Just find positive energies and motivational readings. Keep ur head up and don't give up.

Congratulations on your approval man!

I kinda knew that already, but I was hoping for someone to tell me otherwise. I've had to turn down a couple of engineering jobs during the past couple of days and by judging your timeline.... It might still a little longer than I expected.

You're right, but that should not deprive me from asking an advice.

Thanks for your response.

I've called immigration (2.) and y0u seem to be right about the limited access.

Can you call the FBI asking to know if your biometrics were approved?

Bro chill the fuck out.. Some people been waiting for almost 6 months.. Your time will come.

No dude. Nothing works except patient.

1. Calling the FBI: FBI quit taking calls in October.
2. Level 2 officers: Can't see anything.
3. Service Request: You will get the same email as everybody else telling you to wait 6months.
4.ombudsman (sp?): Can't do anything for you
5. e-request: you can't do either unless you have been approved for DACA and there is some glitch.
6. Contacting your senators or congress people: It doesn't work until after 6months. USCIS can still go back an say your case will take longer.
7. Learn to do something else...knit, paint, learn a new engineering thing...intern for free, volunteer.

No need to use foul language brother. I realize that there is people ahead of me, and I respect that; however, I'm still trying to see if there's anything I can do to speed up the process.


I've heard about people reaching their Congressman. I don't know if that would do any good, but I've just emailed my representatives to see if they can do anything.