Does this mean they accepted my fingerprints?

[Trk393 1]

So about a month ago I went in to take my fingerprints, my right hand pretty much went without any problems, but my left hand nearly all of them came up rejected on the computer screen. I was pretty depressed seeing the red rejected bar come up nearly everytime. So the lady goes "Wow, what do you work as?" I said "I'm a care provider" she goes "You're working too hard", she then asks me if iam right or left handed, I told her right. We tried several times but still almost all my left hand fingers did not go through. She goes "You're done for now" and "If you don't get another letter in the mail to come back, you're lucky". So a couple of days later I check on the USCIS website and it went from "Initial Review" to "Testing and Interview" and a week after that I actually got the interview letter. Does that mean my fingerprints passed? If so how? Barely any fingers got through for my left hand, but she entered it in the computer anyways. Also maybe its because I had my fingerprint taken at a livescan by the California Department of Justice about a year ago? It was required for my Job, but I thought they couldn't use old fingerprints and new ones would be required?

Kind regards.

Edited October 30, 2011 by Trk393

[OKflyboy 35]

If you got an interview invitation than yes, you passed.

[v333k 59]

You can call the FBI and provide them with your A# and probably something else. They will tell you if your FPs cleared or not.

[TinTin and Samby 11]

You can call the FBI and provide them with your A# and probably something else. They will tell you if your FPs cleared or not.

No they won't.

That FBI phone line will **NEVER** tell you if your fingerprints are "Good" or not. They will only CONFIRM if they received the fingerprints sent from the USCIS ASC and if they have sent a REPLY to the USCIS ASC. The content of their REPLY will NOT be disclosed. AGAIN - You do not know if the Reply was, for example, "Fingerprints received and read and no match found" or "Fingerprints received and are unreadable" or something else.

However, as a previous poster mentioned, receiving an invitation for an interview is probably a good indication that the fingerprint issue is behind you.

Warm Regards,

Samby

Edited November 2, 2011 by TinTin and Samby

[v333k 59]

No they won't.

That FBI phone line will **NEVER** tell you if your fingerprints are "Good" or not. They will only CONFIRM if they received the fingerprints sent from the USCIS ASC and if they have sent a REPLY to the USCIS ASC. The content of their REPLY will NOT be disclosed. AGAIN - You do not know if the Reply was, for example, "Fingerprints received and read and no match found" or "Fingerprints received and are unreadable" or something else.

However, as a previous poster mentioned, receiving an invitation for an interview is probably a good indication that the fingerprint issue is behind you.

Warm Regards,

Samby

many people called and received a confirmation from the FBI that their FPs have cleared. I have not personally done that, but read numerous threads that people have...

[TinTin and Samby 11]

many people called and received a confirmation from the FBI that their FPs have cleared. I have not personally done that, but read numerous threads that people have...

Again, nope. Reread those posts and call the number yourself, if you would like (I have on several occassions.)The "Cleared" comment means that the fingerprints weere received by the FBI and a reply was sent back to the USCIS. "Cleared" from that phone line doe not mean that all is "A-OK" with the fingerprints.

Warm Regards,

Samby