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panpan   0

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Just got my biometric appointment letter today, was wondering if I can go the USCIS support center close to my work rather than the one on the letter.

ROC

7/12 - Sent I-751 Package by USPS

7/15 - Package was delivered at 11am

7/15 - Date of NOA

7/19 - Check was cashed

7/19 - NOA letter was received

7/28 - Biometrics letter received, date- 8/23/2011

8/01 - Early Biometric was done

11/15 - Card Production ordered

11/19 - 10 years Green Card arrived.

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sasaqlain   24

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You will have to go the the address that is mentioned on the letter. Other centers may not entertain you since nobody likes sharing another's workload. You can, however, try to get a walk in appointment if you can't make it for the time that is mentioned on your letter at your center.

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Brit Abroad   166

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If you're going to try for a walk in, make sure they have the facilities to take photos and fingerprints. :)

ROC

AR11 filed: 02/05/11

I-751 filed at Vermont Service Center: 02/07/11

NOA: 02/14/11

Biometrics appt: 03/21/11

RoC Interview: Not required

RoC Approved: 08/04/2011

10 yr Green card received: 08/10/2011

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The short answer to this question is "No." My husband and I have two apartments because I go to graduate school in Indiana and he works in NY. When I don't have school I go there and during the winter, when he has little work, he comes here. USCIS sent us a biometrics appt in Indiana after my husband had already returned to NY for the season, so we wrote back and requested an appt in NY. They said the address listed as the mailing address (in our case, the Indiana address) would be used to determine the location of the biometrics appt. We had to submit a change of address form, and switch the mailing address to our NY address in order to get a new appt in NY. So, I doubt if you will be able to switch the appt to a location closer to your work. USCIS rarely cares about what is most convenient for us haha. Hope that helps!

Removal of Conditions NOA: 2/24/11

Biometrics Appt: 8/15/11

ROC Approval: 9/30/11

Card Production Ordered: 10/11/11

Card Received: 10/15/11

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