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Is the stamped biometrics letter required at interview?

By JeremyR in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas

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JeremyR   8

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Hi again.

I was flicking through my "big box o'papers" this morning and it occurred to me that my stamped biometrics NOA wasn't in there. Now it's not going to have gone far (probably mixed up with other papers) but I'm sat here worrying about how urgent it is that I do find it. Is it needed at the AOS interview or do they just use their own records to show I went and was properly 'printed and photographed?

Adjustment of Status from K-1 (Very abridged version)

05/20/08 - POE: Chicago O'Hare

07/18/08 - Married

08/30/08 - I-485/I-765 mailed...

03/17/09 - Card production ordered (no notification received!)

03/26/09 - Green card received (196 days)

Removal of Conditions

02/15/11 - I-751 mailed to VSC...

02/22/11 - NOA1 (received 03/03/11)

04/04/11 - Biometrics appt (notice received 03/19/11)

08/22/11 - * * * t u m b l e w e e d s * * * (T+6 months and counting)

09/20/11 - Service Request #1

10/26/11 - Service Request #2

11/29/11 - Interview @ Atlanta Field Office - Approved & I-551 stamped

12/07/11 - Card production ordered

12/10/11 - Green card received (293 days)

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richo   0

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Hi again.

I was flicking through my "big box o'papers" this morning and it occurred to me that my stamped biometrics NOA wasn't in there. Now it's not going to have gone far (probably mixed up with other papers) but I'm sat here worrying about how urgent it is that I do find it. Is it needed at the AOS interview or do they just use their own records to show I went and was properly 'printed and photographed?

In my interview it was not asked , just the interview notice. But its best to have it with you just in case or at least for your own file. But during my interview it was not asked..

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AOS & EAD TIMELINE:

July 21, 2008---(ORIGINAL) NOA1 for AOS & EAD

July 29, 2008---"WALK-IN" BIOMETRICS DONE (AOS & EAD-1)

Oct 14, 2008---EAD1 CARD ARRIVES! Approval date is Oct. 2, 2008

Dec 10, 2008---INTERVIEW DAY! APPROVED!!!

Dec 17, 2008---WELCOME NOTICE RECEIVED

Jan 9, 2009---CARD RECEIVED FINALLY! Approval date 12-10-08..expires on 12-10-10

REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS

Sept 10,2010---REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS

CITIZENSHIP

Sept 10,2011---Application for citizenship

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Kez/JWolf   6

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It is better to take all papers relating to your case, just incase there is any question about you having had your biometrics done. You may well not be asked for any of it but it would be sad to not get approval on the day just because you needed a paper you left at home.

Good Luck

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