Q1 2020 Expiration Renewals - Page 20

Monthly salary x 24 - 495 = winning

Not complaining. Just doing the math.

I had my bio appointment on 12/2 and I got approved on 12/3. Very speedy. I was hoping it would take a little longer. I guess they aren't receiving many DACA renewal applications.

Renewing is so easy. Literally takes like 30 minutes. It's relatively cheap when compared to the benefits it gives. No reason to stop. Anywhere you move, there will crap you'll have to deal with.

I sent my renewal in July, I don't expire until May of 2020. Had my biometrics done back in August. The application is been sitting in "pending" status for a while now, not worried since I still have quite a bit of time left, it's rather to my benefit that they hold it longer.

Having said that, for those of you on the same boat, do you plan on reaching out at some point? How long did they keep you on pending status for those of you who renewed a year in advance?

After biometrics, you will not see any action until at least 150 days before you expire. This is assuming your application is complete and requirements are met and they don't need anything else from you.

I got approved today, I was set to expire May 04, 2019. I plan on sending another application in February.

It looks like I also just got approved on the 10th. I am set to expire in May of 2020, sent the application in June of this year.

$20 dollars a month to work legally and not get thrown out on sight is an incredible deal.

Once again Obama is better than Trump, this time Obama is better than tRump at making deals.

it's the every two year hassle that sucks and inability to travel in and out.