Trump on SCOTUS regarding DACA. - Page 2
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Originally Posted by libertarian1776
arent this the guidelines when it was introduced in 2012?
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Regardless of which way it was, 2012 was Obama administration and we knew that they would have our best interest in mind because Obama created DACA. Today, USCIS is run by Stephen Miller and his fiends.
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Originally Posted by Smooth
Yeah, I mean I am hoping they accept the really early renewals, but not solving the issue will still endanger others. Some have permits that expire Summer/Fall 2019.
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Originally Posted by IbelieveIcanFly
By the way, I saw this on the i821D instruction:
CAUTION: If you file this request more than 150 days prior to the expiration of your current period of deferred action, USCIS may reject your submission and return it to you with instructions to resubmit your request closer to the expiration date. USCIS encourages renewal requestors to file as early in the 150-day period as possible - ideally, at least 120 days prior to the DACA expiration date. This worries me because many of us sent renewals in way early. But time will tell.... |
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yeah its weird man, some people here sent their packets even though they still had 1.5 yrs left till expiration and they got their bios done.
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Originally Posted by VJB2
Irrelevant. People who have filed outside that time period and have been accepted/approved.
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Originally Posted by VJB2
Irrelevant. People who have filed outside that time period and have been accepted/approved.
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Acceptance merely confirms receipt of the package. They start actually adjudicating (reviewing/deciding the case) AFTER biometrics. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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some people here who expire in 2019 got their bios done.
but they are approving people who expire in April/May/June faster.
some even less than a month, i guess they are approving month by month on who expires sooner.
u gotta check the renewal timeline thread on the lounge.
but they are approving people who expire in April/May/June faster.
some even less than a month, i guess they are approving month by month on who expires sooner.
u gotta check the renewal timeline thread on the lounge.
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Originally Posted by IbelieveIcanFly
Post-injunction renewal requests filed >150 days have been approved? In less than 1 month...? Mind to show me where?
Acceptance merely confirms receipt of the package. Am I wrong? |
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Originally Posted by IbelieveIcanFly
By the way, I saw this on the i821D instruction:
CAUTION: If you file this request more than 150 days prior to the expiration of your current period of deferred action, USCIS may reject your submission and return it to you with instructions to resubmit your request closer to the expiration date. USCIS encourages renewal requestors to file as early in the 150-day period as possible - ideally, at least 120 days prior to the DACA expiration date. This worries me because many of us sent renewals in way early. But time will tell.... |
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Permanent Resident Card Received - 6/8/19
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Originally Posted by IbelieveIcanFly
Post-injunction renewal requests filed >150 days have been approved? In less than 1 month...? Mind to show me where?
Acceptance merely confirms receipt of the package. They start actually adjudicating (reviewing/deciding the case) AFTER biometrics. Correct me if I'm wrong. |
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