How covid-19 wrecked my DACA status, stopping me from working as an ER doctor - Page 2
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Originally Posted by CTgirl
That would mean I get lucky every time then lol it’s always been less than a month for me.
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Originally Posted by Phanu9000
DACA doctor doesn't have his EAD renewed in time. Is anyone here really comfortable in applying for a renewal only 3 months before expiration?
"Yet no matter how busy or distracted people with DACA status might be, the need to maintain eligibility for the program is never far from our thoughts — everything we’ve worked for hinges on it. DHS processing of DACA renewal applications in the past took, on average, 1.3 months, but I liked to file three months in advance, just to be sure. I filed for the two-year renewal and work authorization in April, well ahead of their July expiration. In June, I relocated to New York City, where I had been accepted into an emergency medicine post-graduate residency program. I worked for a month — with mounting alarm, as the expiration of my DACA status and work permit approached. And then they did expire. Per DACA requirements, I have been placed on an unpaid leave of absence, unable to care for patients. It turns out that because the pandemic caused long shutdowns of many government offices, DHS has fallen far behind in processing DACA renewal applications: It can take up to 5.5 months for the agency to approve eligibility that lasts just two years." https://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...-an-er-doctor/ |
They did expire...
Their... They...
No homie, it is YOUR expiration
Just from his/her choice of words and tone, you can tell this dude is cutely entitled
Everyone knew you could send in 5 months or even earlier from expiration
Wtf is this dude smoking
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Originally Posted by Smooth
Has anybody sent theirs earlier than 150 days before expiration under Biden Administration?
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Originally Posted by vft1008
The Biden admin really needs to front load resources into USCIS. What the hell? They get like $500 a pop from each renewal.
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Originally Posted by Nycgal111
Just seems irresponsible to me. It’s cutting it close. I am paranoid and always send it in like almost a year earlier. I do lose a few months but at least I don’t lose my job and status and have peace of mind. It’s like going to an appointment or your job on time, you always give yourself extra minutes for your commute because something can happen and there can be delays. You don’t estimate that commute exactly but give yourself extra time. Always expect the unexpected and better to be safe than sorry.
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Same with DACA. I am more responsible now, but for my first renewal in 2014, I sent it in like 6 weeks before expiration and ended up with expired DACA for like a month. Some of us just need to get in trouble to learn.
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Originally Posted by trac3rt
F..k that noise!
I sent mine with over 6 months in advance. I'd rather lose some time on my card than losing my job. |
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