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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Nigeria
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How many finger prints do they tale for EAD biometrics? I just did mine yesterday and they took just a finger print in my right hand. Is this normal for EAD appointment cos I saw that they were taking almost all the fingers of others which I think is not just for the EAD biometrics but also the AOS. Can someone share more light on this please? I need to know better.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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For the EAD, they only take one finger print. They do all ten for the AOS, so there's no need to worry.

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That's right....we did the Biometrics for the EAD a few weeks ago and they only took the one finger. Did the AOS yesterday and they did all of them.

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04/01/08 - Sent to Nebraska

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lekan,

Further to what the other responders have written, the photo and fingerprint taken for the I-765 are for the purpose of making the EAD - they will be displayed on the card. It really isn't biometrics, certainly not in the sense of the high-tech photo and finger prints for adjustment of status that are digitized, stored electronically, and used for FBI background checking.

The AOS biometrics and the EAD 'biometrics' are two quite different things, even when both are done at the same time.

Yodrak

How many finger prints do they tale for EAD biometrics? I just did mine yesterday and they took just a finger print in my right hand. Is this normal for EAD appointment cos I saw that they were taking almost all the fingers of others which I think is not just for the EAD biometrics but also the AOS. Can someone share more light on this please? I need to know better.
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