Daca why Is it taking so long?

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   Laura Jacobson

   Alexandria Immigration Attorney

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   Answered February 20, 2013 16:15. Try calling the 800 number for USCIS that is on your receipt notice and biometrics notice. Try to make a service inquiry for them to look into why your application is delayed.

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   Rebecca Saldana

   Mckinney Immigration Attorney

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   Answered February 20, 2013 16:56. Hopefully you provided all the evidence requested. If not that could be delay. However as more applications are being filed the longer the processing time has grown to.

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   Geoffrey HoffmanPro

   Houston Immigration Attorney

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   Answered February 20, 2013 17:31. You should definitely do 1 of 3 things: Call USCIS 1800 number; schedule an infopass at USCIS and/or contact an immigration attorney in Houston, Texas who handles DACA cases, who can assist you. I have provided a link below to an excellent attorney who may be able to assist you. You may explain I sent you. Best of luck!

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   Samuel Maina

   San Francisco Immigration Attorney

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   Answered February 20, 2013 20:51. DACA cases are taking longer and longer as more people apply. So long as you applied with sufficient evidence you should be patient and wait.

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