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Biometrics for under 14

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1. I read in another forum that the reason children under 14 do not need biometrics (even though we pay for them) is because at the age of 14 they have to have new pictures for their 10 year green card. Anyone know about this?

2. I posted earlier about my 13 year old stepson not receiving a biometrics (my 19 year old stepson did) and it appears that is normal so I will not worry. Some suggest bringing him to the biometrics just in case but I really do not want to pull him from school if not necessary. Any thoughts?

3. When my wife received her one year extension letter it was only for her not her two sons I assume this is normal since she came on a K-2 and they came on her visa? Thanks for any information guys on my worries.

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your situation sounds very similar to ours. Our daughter was 13 years old when my wife filed for ROC. our daughter never recieved a biometrics appointment. when we took her to my wife's biometric appointment, but they couldn't be taken since she hasn't scheduled an appointment. our daughter received her ten year green card about 3 months before her 14th birthday. when she turned 14, when filed an I-90 to have her green card replaced. we had to pay the biometrics fee, but not the application fee for the I-90.

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Mine just turned 15. She received her appt letter, I received mine, same date & time. I think it depends on age.

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your situation sounds very similar to ours. Our daughter was 13 years old when my wife filed for ROC. our daughter never recieved a biometrics appointment. when we took her to my wife's biometric appointment, but they couldn't be taken since she hasn't scheduled an appointment. our daughter received her ten year green card about 3 months before her 14th birthday. when she turned 14, when filed an I-90 to have her green card replaced. we had to pay the biometrics fee, but not the application fee for the I-90.

Thanks for the information. Does that mean we have to file a I-90 when he turns 14? and pay the biometrics I guess again?

 
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