Someone claims USCIS is approving VERY early renewals

Can anyone confirm it is true?

This is from DACA APPROVALS group on Facebook, someone had July 2017 expiration and was thinking about sending their renewal early:



https://www.facebook.com/groups/DACA...7068312056130/

How early is the question. My youngest brother got one of those 3 year permits and he expires in Nov. 17'

It might be too early for him to send.

OP in question had July 2017 expiration.

How are they approving early applications when there are people who are still waiting for their EAD to be renewed? They even lost their jobs because the EAD expired.

I expire December 2017, should I send the renewal in?

It has become a matter of survival now. I am sure USCIS is just doing whatever at this point. I mean they always have been fairly disorganized, it was never a first come first serve.

I'm in the same boat. Let me know if you send yours in.

as much as I would like to, the application will probably get rejected until its time.

The USCIS website says they recommend you do between 120-150 days. It also says they don't recommend you do it earlier because then you don't get the full two years. Maybe you guys should read their website

Ditto