u/DacaAskingForDaca

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Is anyone able to check what the website says is the time frame for most cases being approved?

Despite of arguments and personal opinions, can someone check right now or recently saw what the official website says about what the average wait time is for 80% of the cases? Like it usually says: 80% of the cases are currently being approved under this amount of time. I don’t know how to check myself. Thanks.

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u/DacaAskingForDaca — 7 days ago
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This is a large law firm in LA, that has been practicing for 30+ years. She said median time was 5-6 months. She only had one client who was from October who was still waiting.

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u/DacaAskingForDaca — 16 days ago

I live about 2 miles from the Metro Rail station which takes me to about a mile from work. My Metro bus pass is paid for by an institution. I don’t pay for commute. I used to spend 40-60 dollars a week on gas. My car would give me issues every 4-8 months (nothing too big but still). I was constantly late to work due to traffic. I wish I had been using e-scooters since 2019 when the G30P came out. It would have saved me thousands. I feel like I missed out.

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u/DacaAskingForDaca — 21 days ago
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Whenever I want to go out on weekend nights I go to Bar Lubitsch. Am I missing out by not checking out any other nearby venues? I don’t do well with dating apps, so I am looking for a place to meet girls in person.

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u/DacaAskingForDaca — 26 days ago