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FD-258 - Two completed fingerprint cards - for the I-751.pdf

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I am looking into moving the conditions of my husbands green card using the I-751

But in the forms it states that I need:

2. Two completed fingerprint cards (Form FD-258) for applicants and dependents between the ages of 14 and 79. You must indicate your Alien Registration Number (A#) on the fingerprint card and ensure that the completed cards are not bent, folded, or creased. The fingerprint cards must be prepared by a U.S. Embassy or U.S. Consulate, USCIS Office, or U.S. Military Installation.

Where Do I get a FD-258????? We live in miami. Does anyone know how to get this????

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Jennifer

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If applying for I-751 while out of the country you go to the US consulate or embassy, they will have the FD cards there, and they will do the fingerprinting there.

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If applying for I-751 while out of the country you go to the US consulate or embassy, they will have the FD cards there, and they will do the fingerprinting there.

ha ha ha, i'm such an #######! I can't believe how i missed a bit above the text saying "if you reside overseas". How on earth did I ever get my husband this far???

Thanks!!!

Jennifer

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If applying for I-751 while out of the country you go to the US consulate or embassy, they will have the FD cards there, and they will do the fingerprinting there.

ha ha ha, i'm such an #######! I can't believe how i missed a bit above the text saying "if you reside overseas". How on earth did I ever get my husband this far???

Thanks!!!

Jennifer

Yep, answered this in your prior post, Biometrics in the USA will handle this for you, probably in Miami for you.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Look here: A Candle for Love and China Family Visa Forums for Chinese/American relationship,

Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

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If applying for I-751 while out of the country you go to the US consulate or embassy, they will have the FD cards there, and they will do the fingerprinting there.

ha ha ha, i'm such an #######! I can't believe how i missed a bit above the text saying "if you reside overseas". How on earth did I ever get my husband this far???

Thanks!!!

Jennifer

That is the spirit! :lol::rofl:

Removing Conditioins

02/25/08 Mailed I751

03/05/08 Check cashed by Californice Service Center not Nebraska!

03/07/08 Got NOA1 Dated 02/27/08

03/15/08 Biometrics Letter rec'd

03/31/08 Biometrics Done

06/03/08 Got Approval Email

06/10/08 Gr. Card Received!

Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer and nothing I say should be taken as legal advice, only an opinion.

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