319b fees and fingerprints

[duomi 0]

hello: i am filing 319b from overseas.

** does anyone have a info/link to the current fees for filing under 319b? i downloaded the FAQs on this site, but there is no date on it...

also, the n-400 form talks about biometrics--does this effect the fingerprint requirement?

i am having a hard time finding any 319b info on the actual USCIS site and can't call them from cambodia, where we live.

thank you!!!

[T and M 1]

hello: i am filing 319b from overseas.

** does anyone have a info/link to the current fees for filing under 319b? i downloaded the FAQs on this site, but there is no date on it...

also, the n-400 form talks about biometrics--does this effect the fingerprint requirement?

i am having a hard time finding any 319b info on the actual USCIS site and can't call them from cambodia, where we live.

thank you!!!

This thread [http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=136606] has massive amounts of information that should help you along. The fee is $595, since you won't be paying the biometric portion. You should get your fingerprints done at a local US consulate or embassy. We had some trouble with this in Bolivia, but by asking for "Security" rather than "Citizen Services" we were put through to an agent who did my wife's prints. Sometimes embassy's charge for this, other times, they do not.

The above threat will take you through the other requirements. Don't bother calling USCIS for info on 391b. So few officers have any idea that it exists. Just send it to the Service Center that covers the District Office you want to be interviewed at. For Fairfax you send to Vermont....we are going through Atlanta, so we sent to Texas Service Center...make sure you put "319b ONLY" on the cover letter....all this is in the threat above.

[duomi 0]

thanks a lot. i did check here with US Embassy ACS and with Security, and they apparently no longer official fingerprinting at all. luckily bangkok is only a quick hop away!!

i will investigate that thread further. thank you again!

[T and M 1]

thanks a lot. i did check here with US Embassy ACS and with Security, and they apparently no longer official fingerprinting at all. luckily bangkok is only a quick hop away!!

i will investigate that thread further. thank you again!

Good luck! I called the US embassy in La Paz 3 or 4 times before I found someone who would do it. Before that, they kept saying, "We stopped doing that last year....sorry!" I'm so happy I got them, b/c you can't file the 319b N400 without 2 fingerprint cards. You can order fingerprints cards online by the way...or have someone pick some up at the police station or FBI and send them to you. Maybe then your local consul would do it. But a trip to Bangkok sounds like fun anyway!

Good luck to you both!