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I know that some people have their biometrics done early than originally scheduled. Now, I want to give it a try, is it a good idea? Experiences?

Naturalization

04/05/2010: Sent package to Dallas, TX lockbox via priority mail with delivery confirmation

04/07/2010: Package delivered in Dallas, TX

04/14/2010: Notice Date

04/19/2010: Received NOA in the mail

04/20/2010: RFE sent (Should it be the biometric letter?)

04/24/2010: Biometrics letter received (it is the RFE) scheduled for 05/06/2010

04/29/2010: Biometrics done (early walk-in)

05/19/2010: Received email advising that case has been transfered for standard interview at local office

05/21/2010: Interview letter received with notice date 05/17/2010

06/22/2010: Interview - passed

09/14/2010: Oath Ceremony at Boston, MA - Officially became US citizen

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I know that some people have their biometrics done early than originally scheduled. Now, I want to give it a try, is it a good idea? Experiences?

I did it even in a different ASC but that's because military fam. members can do that. Didn't speed up my processing as it's been over a month and I still don't have the interview scheduled.

If you have already scheduled bio appt go to the ASC and try to get in - the worst they can say is no.

By the way, click only once to post a topic - any more and you get what you get - 3 identical topics. I alerted the mod to delete the other two.

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The site froze for a moment and then I tried to refresh it, but instead I created two more of them. Want to delete them myself, but don't know how :). Sorry.

Anyway, thanks for the reply!

I did it even in a different ASC but that's because military fam. members can do that. Didn't speed up my processing as it's been over a month and I still don't have the interview scheduled.

If you have already scheduled bio appt go to the ASC and try to get in - the worst they can say is no.

By the way, click only once to post a topic - any more and you get what you get - 3 identical topics. I alerted the mod to delete the other two.

Naturalization

04/05/2010: Sent package to Dallas, TX lockbox via priority mail with delivery confirmation

04/07/2010: Package delivered in Dallas, TX

04/14/2010: Notice Date

04/19/2010: Received NOA in the mail

04/20/2010: RFE sent (Should it be the biometric letter?)

04/24/2010: Biometrics letter received (it is the RFE) scheduled for 05/06/2010

04/29/2010: Biometrics done (early walk-in)

05/19/2010: Received email advising that case has been transfered for standard interview at local office

05/21/2010: Interview letter received with notice date 05/17/2010

06/22/2010: Interview - passed

09/14/2010: Oath Ceremony at Boston, MA - Officially became US citizen

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I know that some people have their biometrics done early than originally scheduled. Now, I want to give it a try, is it a good idea? Experiences?

I did mine early in Detroit. There were only like 2 people there and the officers didn't give me any trouble about doing it early. Its worth a shot...the worst they could do is say no. FYI, I went at 2pm, so if I were you I wouldnt go in the morning as they are very busy.

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03/01/10 Application sent to Phoenix

03/05/10 Receipt arrived showing delivery on 3/3/10

03/12/10 Check cashed

03/15/10 NOA

04/01/10 Fingerprint notice arrives. Scheduled 04/19/10

04/02/10 Fingerprints done early. Walk-in

04/28/10 Interview Notice

06/09/10 Interview scheduled

06/09/10 Interview passed-Decision cannot be made

09/07/10 InfoPass appt-no update

09/08/10 Letter sent to Congressman

11/01/10 Attorney Hired

02/03/11 Oath letter arrived

02/10/11 Oath Taken :) Finally a Citizen!

I-751

02/24/09 Application sent

03/06/09 NOA and conditional GC extended 1yr

03/19/09 Biometrics notice arrives

04/08/09 Biometrics

05/28/09 Approved. Conditions removed new GC ordered

06/xx/09 Received 10 yr GC

I-485

08/31/06 Application received

09/11/06 Biometrics notice arrives

09/22/06 RFE

09/23/06 Biometrics

03/28/07 Notice for interview arrives

05/21/07 Interview-passed

06/xx/07 Welcome to US Approval letter

06/xx/07 Received conditional GC

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Just got back from ASC and biometrics is now done. There was only one person before me so then I was allowed to do it today. Can't go next week due to time conflicts with other stuff.

Naturalization

04/05/2010: Sent package to Dallas, TX lockbox via priority mail with delivery confirmation

04/07/2010: Package delivered in Dallas, TX

04/14/2010: Notice Date

04/19/2010: Received NOA in the mail

04/20/2010: RFE sent (Should it be the biometric letter?)

04/24/2010: Biometrics letter received (it is the RFE) scheduled for 05/06/2010

04/29/2010: Biometrics done (early walk-in)

05/19/2010: Received email advising that case has been transfered for standard interview at local office

05/21/2010: Interview letter received with notice date 05/17/2010

06/22/2010: Interview - passed

09/14/2010: Oath Ceremony at Boston, MA - Officially became US citizen

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Triplicate threads removed - it's nice to know what happened, thanks!

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