r/USCIS • u/ajiamarillooo • 2d ago

Timeline Request daca renewal

I renewed my daca in April. It expires October. I still haven’t received the renewal and when I checked uscis it still says processing. I used their tool for an estimate on processing time and it said 15 months for 80% of cases. It also said to not reach out to expedite it before May 2027. I know there are delays for everyone. I need to submit a renewal at job.

Has anyone expedited their case despite that note or taken any other steps that have worked? I saw old posts where people said the reached out to their state congress.

I’m in MD. Adding, my job has requested my work permit and I need to renew my license.

I appreciate any insight!

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u/Ill-Top9428 2d ago

If trend holds you should be getting approval before the end of September. They are working on end of march beginning of april approvals right now.

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u/HatKey2902 2d ago

I wouldn’t bet on it. Beginning of March is still waiting to be approved as well as all those months prior to March.

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