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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Moldova
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Hello VJ family!

I did my biometrics for EAD and AOS on December 17. Two weeks later I received another Biometrics

appointment for AOS only stating that "FBI was unable to process my fingerprints blah-blah and they need to be re-taken".

So, my question is, since the 2nd Biometrics appointment says "Case type: AOS" ,

does that mean I may still receive my EAD on time, or will my EAD be delayed too?

Thanks so much!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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More than likely this will not delay EAD, EAD has no background checks as far as I know.

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Biometrics are also required for EAD, so it's possible it could delay the EAD as well. Best of luck.

Angela & Peter

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02/01/10: Took atty's bad advice and applied for B2 visa

02/16/10: B2 Visa Interview: DENIED - K1 Required

05/07/10: Atty sent I-129F Petition to Chicago Lockbox

05/31/10: Atty rec'd Petition back due to wrong location

06/01/10: I-129F pkg sent to VSC

06/11/10: NOA1 Rec'd/Touch

09/17/10: INTERVIEW = APPROVED

10/22/10: Marriage in the US

AOS Process

11/13/10: Mailed Packet to CHI Lockbox

11/18/10: NOA1 Rec'd via Text

11/20/10: Soc. Sec. fixed mistake/Processed SSN

11/23/10: Rec'd SSN

11/23/10: Touch

12/09/10: RFE - Supposedly didn't sign I-864 when I KNOW I did. (Copies to prove it.)

12/20/10: Biometrics Appt

12/20/10: RFE Response Rec'd/Processing Resumed

12/27/10: Transferred to CSC

12/29/10: Contacted Senator re: EAD Expedite Request

12/30/10: AOS Touch

12/30/10: EAD & AP Approved (Card Production Ordered)

01/05/11: AOS Touch (Rec'd @ CSC)

01/06/11: AOS Touch/EAD Mailed

01/08/11: EAD & AP Rec'd

01/10/11: AOS Touch

01/14/11: EAD Touch

01/26/11: AOS APPROVED!!

02/02/11: Green Card Received

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Another VJ member here got the same letter from USCIS, but they DID get their AP and EAD, even though the letter stated that the FBI couldn't process the fingerprints. They do use the biometrics photo and a fingerprint image on the EAD card, but as far as I know they don't need to complete FBI background checks in order to issue an EAD.

12/15/2009 - K1 Visa Interview - APPROVED!

12/29/2009 - Married in Oakland, CA!

08/18/2010 - AOS Interview - APPROVED!

05/01/2013 - Removal of Conditions - APPROVED!

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  • 2 months later...

I was called to do biometrics again since my fingerprints didn't pass. When i went there second time i was told that my fingerprints are keep being rejected and that it doesn't work. No need to say how sad i was... So for my interview, knowing that if I don't have proof they would decline the green card i went to the police office and asked for proof that i wasn't arrested, went to the court house to ask if they give anything like that but they said that police proof is good enough...

So at my interview I was not asked for police documents but I gave it and explained that my fingerprints didn't go true. They sad oh yes they did, and they checked in computer and they were right.

So for those that have problems with fingerprints, they might be accepted after 2 times going there... Make sure you press your fingers on that scaning machine. I heard that is not possible to pass it if you didn't pass it first time, so there is hope as you can see.

if it doesn't, don't forget the police report that you haven't been arrested!

Good luck! If you have any questions feel free to ask me :)

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