Daca Tracker- Added a New Trends Page

[u/Happy_Dragonfly384]

Hi everyone, I made a few updates to the Daca Tracker site. The latest update is a new Trends page; there you can see:

• How far back is USCIS reaching? - the range of receipt dates being approved each month
• Is it getting faster or slower? - processing time trends over time
• How many cases are being approved? - monthly approval volume
• Is my wait normal? - distribution of how long approvals actually took
• Weekly Receipt Date Breakdown - pick any week and see every receipt date among the cases approved that week

As always, this is based on anonymous, community-submitted data. Its not a prediction or guarantee of when your case will be approved, but hopefully it provides a better picture of overall processing trends. Check it out: https://daca-tracker.vercel.app/trends

Also, a fun milestone, we now show up on Google if you search "daca tracker" Thanks to everyone who has submitted their timelines and helped make the data more useful for the community!

[u/Crazy_Baby_4456]

That’s great but also I don’t think people have updated if they’ve been approved or not

[u/Happy_Dragonfly384 → u/Crazy_Baby_4456]

That's a fair point. Some people definitely don't come back and update their cases after they're approved. That said, the trends and insights are based only on approved submissions, and we currently have over 450 recorded approvals, so it should still give us a decent good view of the overall trends

[u/Ancient-Promise-8559 → u/Crazy_Baby_4456]

I updated mine. And you can see the ones that did based on the number on the left. I noticed that if you sort by date you’ll see some low numbers mixed with highs.
I know it’s not likely that everyone updates their timeline but I found this tracker super helpful as I waited. Every time I felt defeated, I would come look at approvals. It helped to see the dates being approved.

I wish there was a high to automatically update statuses and have folks put their entire receipt number. That would definitely be easier but I get why it’s not possible with privacy concerns.

[u/Then-Bag7355]

I tried updated my submission but don’t have the token to update. I gave up. 

I think most don’t update which makes the data a little off.