No Biometrics notice in about 30 days

[anh 0]

Hi all

My NOA is 11/02, now it's 12/14 already and I still not receive my biometric appointment yet.

I called the customer service, and they said they will make a request to the USCIS about my case and I need to wait for 30 days more, if still nothing, then call them back.

What should i do now?

I've heard about walk-in biometric without appointment letter. How does it work? please advise. Should I get an infopass or what?

Please help.

Thanks

[KittyPollitt 284]

Hi all

My NOA is 11/02, now it's 12/14 already and I still not receive my biometric appointment yet.

I called the customer service, and they said they will make a request to the USCIS about my case and I need to wait for 30 days more, if still nothing, then call them back.

What should i do now?

I've heard about walk-in biometric without appointment letter. How does it work? please advise. Should I get an infopass or what?

Please help.

Thanks

you answered your own question-

"they said they will make a request to the USCIS about my case and I need to wait for 30 days more, if still nothing, then call them back."

It's the holidays, things are slow. It sucks, but try to focus on enjoying the season, things will move along shortly

[jkelly07 120]

no ,you can not do a walk in, if you don't have a appointment letter,....you can go to any appointment center if you don't have appointment letter NO BIOMETRICS,

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

Call again. Make sure you speak with an immigration officer, not one of the drones that answer the phones.

Tell the I.O. that you are afraid that your biometrics appointment letter has been lost in the mail. You would like to know IF THE BIOMETRICS LETTER HAS BEEN MAILED TO YOU and, if so, WHEN.

Be persistent. Don't give up. You need to get past the drones to an actual I.O.

[northnodeleo 0]

I am in the "same boat" as the poster of this topic. My NOA is Nov 9, 2010 and still no fingerprint notice as of today, Dec 16, 2010. I called USCIS last Friday and they issued a service request. I also called and spoke to an IO on the 13th this week and he just said that nothing looked odd but that they just "had not had time" to schedule a fingerprint notice. I also just sent a letter to the National Benefits Center, that issued my I-797C form asking about my case.

What else is there to do? It seems as if most people get their fingerprint notices within only a few weeks. At least it makes me feel a bit better that I am not alone here not getting the fingerprint notice. They say that Sacramento, which is my District Office has a processing time of 5 months. How they are going to manage that with this slow handling of the case is beyond me. Can you contact a Senator or Congressman after a certain time if you do not receive a fingerprint notice?

[anh 0]

Hi all,

2 days after I call them, I just got an update email from USCIS saying "On December 16, 2010, we mailed a notice requesting additional evidence or information in this case N400 APPLICATION FOR NATURALIZATION....."

Does this mean my biometric letter is coming?

If yes, with this appointment letter, can i just show up at local office for walk-in biometric or I have to wait until the appointment day? anyone with experience in walk-in biometric please advise me.

Thanks

[NickD 203]

Hi all,

2 days after I call them, I just got an update email from USCIS saying "On December 16, 2010, we mailed a notice requesting additional evidence or information in this case N400 APPLICATION FOR NATURALIZATION....."

Does this mean my biometric letter is coming?

If yes, with this appointment letter, can i just show up at local office for walk-in biometric or I have to wait until the appointment day? anyone with experience in walk-in biometric please advise me.

Thanks

Didn't call, just waited, finally got that same "On December 16, 2010, we mailed a notice requesting additional evidence or information in this case N400 APPLICATION FOR NATURALIZATION." that is there way of saying to expect your biometrics appointment letter.

For my wife, checked the fluids in the car and the air pressure in the tires, filled the tank with ethanol free gas we can still buy here and prayed for good weather. But this is my stepdaughter, always hopping down to Milwaukee for rock concerts with friends, so maybe I will not have to do anything.

Only time I ever pestered the USCIS is when their one year extension notice was running out on their I-751, and that time I really raised hell, without a valid green card, wife couldn't work and stepdaughter couldn't go to school. Feel if you pester them, may even delay your application.