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After 205 days! Finally!

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Why it worked

The post taps into the shared anxiety and frustration of individuals navigating complex and often lengthy immigration processes, offering a relatable narrative of perseverance and a potential solution (pre-demand letter) that resonates with others in similar situations.

Summary

This post details a timeline of USCIS application processing, highlighting a 205-day wait and the eventual sending of a pre-demand letter. It shows various USCIS notices and explains the process of uploading additional evidence.

Structure

1Introduction of long wait time
2Display of USCIS notices (DACA Approval, Appointment, Receipt)
3Explanation of uploading additional evidence
4Announcement of sending a pre-demand letter

Product placement

USCIS: a government agency that handles immigration services. It ACTS as the entity adjudicating the application. Removing it would change what happens in the video. DACA: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a US immigration policy. It APPEARS as the subject of the approval and appointment notices. Removing it would change what happens in the video.

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After 205 days! Finally! USCIS Notices Notices (3 of 3) DACA Approval.pdf Appointment Scheduled.pdf Receipt Notice.pdf Your uploads You may upload additional evidence that you believe may assist USCIS in adjudicating your application, even if the evidence was not specifically requested. USCIS will consider the timeliness and relevance of unrequested evidence when making a decision about your case. Your Uploads (2 of 2) Sent pre-demand letter on 07/14/2026

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Submission: 12.22.2025 Biometrics: 01.12.2026 Reached out to my congressperson: 04.21.2026 Congress Rep confirmed Inquiry submission: 04.27.2026 EAD Expired: 05.13.2026 1st. Congress Follow-up: 05.14.2026 Congress Replied: 05.18.2026 - No Update 2nd. Congress Follow-up: 06.12.2026 API Movement on 06/16/2026 (821-D only) Congress Replied: 06.22.2026 - No Update - I stopped reaching out to my congress rep after this. Congress E-mailed me: 07.10.2026 - Stating that they would reach out to USCIS to flag my case. July 8th - Sent a New Message through USCIS website for a request to expedite my case. July 14th - Sent a New Message through USCIS website stating that I did not receive my secure document, notice or card. July 14th - Sent New Message through USCIS website stating that I did not receive a decision on my case. July14th - 1:24PM Submitted a pre-suit demand letter to USCIS DHS uscis.serviceofprocess@uscis.dhs.gov and gave a deadline of 14 days. July 14th - 1:59PM Received a generic email from my congress person stating that my case was being handled by the Nebraska Center and that it continues to maintain its placement in a processing queue and is pending further examination. July 14th - 2:32PM Received confirmation from USCIS that my case was taking longer than expected that an inquiry was submitted to Nebraska Center. July 14th - API Movement on 821-D and I-765 July 15th - Silent Approval #dreamers #DACA #dacadreamers