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Originally Posted by uttyler.eng
Hi - I sent my application in 12/01/2017 and I got a letter for acceptance within 2 weeks, then at the end of the month of December I receive a letter with the Biometrics appointment. I was scheduled to take my biometrics yesterday (01/03/2018.). However, since I had just recently taken my biometrics from renewing DACA in July 2017, I was told that USCIS would use the same fingerprints they took back in July.
Hope it helps. You should get your letters soon; the Holidays may be delaying your letters of acceptance. |
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Originally Posted by Zeke1216
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Good luck on your process. May I ask, what city are you currently living at?
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Originally Posted by uttyler.eng
Hi - I sent my application in 12/01/2017 and I got a letter for acceptance within 2 weeks, then at the end of the month of December I receive a letter with the Biometrics appointment. I was scheduled to take my biometrics yesterday (01/03/2018.). However, since I had just recently taken my biometrics from renewing DACA in July 2017, I was told that USCIS would use the same fingerprints they took back in July.
Hope it helps. You should get your letters soon; the Holidays may be delaying your letters of acceptance. |
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Originally Posted by uttyler.eng
Also, not sure if it is true, or not. But I've read somewhere else that the US Post Office has not been delivering letters from USCIS if your name is not on the mailbox. Apparently this happened to that person. However, I don't know if its true, but I just went ahead and added a sticky note with the names of the people who live in my house. Doesn't hurt.
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I’m plantation, Florida . I was thinking of calling them soon.
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Wait.... did you go to your biometrics appt?
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Originally Posted by uttyler.eng
Hi - I sent my application in 12/01/2017 and I got a letter for acceptance within 2 weeks, then at the end of the month of December I receive a letter with the Biometrics appointment. I was scheduled to take my biometrics yesterday (01/03/2018.). However, since I had just recently taken my biometrics from renewing DACA in July 2017, I was told that USCIS would use the same fingerprints they took back in July.
Hope it helps. You should get your letters soon; the Holidays may be delaying your letters of acceptance. |
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Originally Posted by Sky is the limit
Thank you for answering my question. So just so I'm clear on the answer to my second question. I only need to put the day I was paroled in (on all forms)? There is no need to mention my EWI entry date for AOS purposes?
I'm self filing, so i just want to make sure I get it right. Thanks in advance. |
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Originally Posted by Darinka93
Wait.... did you go to your biometrics appt?
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Last edited by uttyler.eng; 01-06-2018 at 12:43 AM..
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Originally Posted by APinfo
From what I remember on my filing, you only need to mention the original entry date if asked for it specifically. Any other dates of entry are referring to your last entry, which is the legal one.
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Originally Posted by uttyler.eng
Hi Darinka93 - Yes, I went to my biometrics appt on 01/03/2018. However, the guy from the application support center first scanned four of my fingers at the same time, and then the most recent fingerprints from July 2017 showed up, so he said that they would use the same biometrics they took for DACA. I thought it was weird, so I repeated back what he had just said to me, to make sure I understood it correctly , and he confirmed that it was correct. So I guess, if you’ve just recently submitted an application to renew your DACA (which is what I had done), then they’ll use the same biometrics, but if they’re old, then they may retake them again.
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