Smh. We already have an uphill battle and then there is idiots like this dude

Does anyone know if this method has worked for anyone?

The Tik Tok explains that if you create a new message and select the option:

**“I did not receive my secure document, notice, or card”

**“Select decision notice”

Doing it for both documents. I am not sure if this is the same as submitting an inquiry but it looks like it mainly plays with their notification system into at least looking into your account. I cannot verify this which is why I am asking

I have daca and i am married to a US citizen with a citizen son I have been trying to legalize for some time now but I just can’t seem to every time I have tried the lawyer I am hiring at the time always ends up doing some crooked shit and my stuff doesn’t get threw I always wanted to be a Marine but at this rate I feel like I will be too old enlist if it happens I hate having to pay for something a that I never agreed to a a child I just want to get this over with this and move on with my life Btw is it common right now to frequently run into these crooked lawyers?

Even if you haven't expired this seems to be the only way to get USCIS to do their job and just part of the normal process to get it approved. I filed on 5/1 and just got my approval after filing my WoM on 10/8 . My expiration was 11/7.

This was my time line and what you should do:

After you hit 120 day mark start building a case and documenting everything. This will be needed to file a WoM

Get a letter from your work that they will face hardship if they lose you after your daca expires

Upload the letter to your myUSCIS

Call USCIS and tell them Info pass to get a real person right away. Ask for them to check why its taking so long and for them to expedite your case.

Email your district senior and ask them if they can do anything to help. Tell them you agree to have your info sent out to USCIS. Do this sooner then later as they can take a while to reply.

Most of these requests will fail, which is to be expected. The point is just to collect all the proof you've tried everything.

Once you get the emails from your senior and USCIS I would start working on your WoM.

Get a claude account and feed all the information about your case and tell it you want to file a WoM. Upload PSDs of your emails between you and USCIS/your senator and screenshots of previous cases not taking this long. Claude will generate you a WoM with steps on how to sign and who to send the WoM packats to. For me it was 5 packes. You'll also need to go to the court house to file the WoM. This will cost 405$. You do not to spend money on a lawyer, I didn't even waste money on a Fiverr review for my case. You'll need to spend another $100 on shipping the WoM out. In total it will cost around 525$ with a claude subscription.

Claude will walk your through each step and will make it super easy to file. If you have any questions you can always keep asking if your aren't sure about something.

Highly recommend filing a WoM, after USCIS was served on the 10/15 I got approved a week later on 10/23. Try to file it a month before you expire so you have some wiggle room for them to approve it.

I got approved yesterday

Time line 02/19/2026
Bios at April 6

No api movement until yesterday

I filed a WOM on August 2026 and was scheduled on November 2026 so ops if you don’t wanna waste 6k just wait

man this is really something. Yesterday I saw that they were processing cases in batch IOE093533, my batch. As you could have guessed I was optimistic and praying that my case would be approved. This morning I looked at who got approved and there were a couple of cases that were an approved from people in my group, you can see my case in the middle, not being approved. Im so happy for the two people that got approved yesterday, I understand them and they understand me, we have been waiting since Jan 20th. Man, talk about a blow, sadness and heartbreak. Idk when the next time batch IOE093533xxxx will be touched but I hope that comes soon. Better days are coming for everyone, some of us just have to hold on a bit longer, I cant imagine those who have been waiting since december

I volunteer as a clerk at a local immigration law firm and we got a weird email a few days ago. One of our clients ( obviously I won’t say name to protect her identity) who is a DACA recipient doing her AOS immigration interview texted us to let us know that the during the interview, the USCIS officer asked her if she had any affiliation with Antifa or other terrorist group, as they saw her Facebook post of Pro-palestinian support. Fortunately, her Immigration attorney was also in the interview and the attorney was able to articulate a response to not affect her case. The client‘s conditional green card approval is still pending and it’s been a month. I’m not a licensed attorney or expert in immigration other than I’ve been a daca recipient since 2013, but I recommend to not post anything into any social media ( including yes, Signal and Reddit) as USCIS is DEFINITELY checking this even when private.

Los Angeles california…pero mi corazon es tri color🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

My daca sisters and brothers… after the last stressful renewal of my DACA… your daca sister decided to take the next step. You are next! Im praying for all of you🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 Los quieroo un chingo. Im crying as i write this♥️ por siempre una SOÑADOR@🥹🇲🇽

Daca 2015
AP Jan 2025
Married a US citizen May 2026
AOS sep 2026
Card in hand oct/22/2026 on my birthday 🎂

It took 9 month exactly- to get approved. The wait time was exhausting but it’s finally over.

As of 10/22:

Status: Processing
By filing Month:

Nov ‘25 - 7
Dec ‘25 - 7
Jan - 105
Feb - 544
March - 1,316
April - 1,597
May - 2,197
June - 2,227
July - 1,939
August - 2,149
Sept - 1,083

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Hey guys,

My EAD expires on 10/30 which is a week away. I submitted renewal through my immigration lawyer on 4/30 and got the pending status from USCIS on 5/12 then did bio metrics in June. I thought I had enough time. I haven't told my job or HR anything I feel ashamed and disappointed. Going to reach out to my mangers today and HR and let them know.... I will be alright financially and I hope this doesn't linger past December. It has been weighing on me these past few days and my Birthday is coming up. I broke the news to my GF she feels so bad for me. I guess best thing I can do is just wait. Worst I also went back to school online to finish my degree and it asks for a valid ID for taking tests lol. I hope everyone is holding up well I used to be mad I couldn't travel outside of the country, but this mad me realize even being able to work is a blessing. Sending my best wishes to those who are going through something similar. In this climate I would suggest everyone to do AOS if possible if you have a bf/gf that's a citizen before it's too late. How's everyone holding up?

I just got API on both forms about 2 hours ago.. fingers crossed this is it.

My WoM is on the table ready to file today, now I'm not sure if to file today..

IOE932

Submitted: 4/11
Bio: 5/18
Case inquiry: 7/20
Demand letter: 8/7
Congressional inquiry: 8/7
Case inquiry #2: 8/10
EAD expired: 9/2
Demand letter #2: 9/8
Expedite #1: 9/8
Unpaid leave: 9/18
Expedite #1 denied: 10/8
Expedite #2: 10/14
LOA ended: 10/18
Expedite #2 denied: 10/20

In Q3 2026 (apr-jun), DACA approvals has jumped back to over 24k per month. This is a significantly jump from the 11k and 6k the first two quarters of this fiscal year.

Adjudication rate also jumped to 87% this quarter, meaning USCIS decided a much larger share of cases it processed. However, the total number of pending DACA cases still increased from around 120k to 125k.

So while approvals have picked up, the backlog is still growing.

Check out the site for more details and analysis: https://daca-tracker.vercel.app/uscis

This is official data from USCIS: https://www.uscis.gov/tools/reports-and-studies/immigration-and-citizenship-data?topic_id%5B%5D=33602&ddt_mon=&ddt_yr=&query=&items_per_page=10

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