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Just a couple of questions here, I'm a natural worrier who like to be prepared and now what to expect :lol: .

1. How long do I need to allow between booking an InfoPass appointment and it being scheduled. My card expires on the 24th. Will it be a problem if the appointment ends up being after then? When should I book it? The check was cashed yesterday so I've still got time, but I want to be prepared.

2. As I mentioned, the check was cashed yesterday, but I can't pull a copy of it online. It says in the description on my bank statement "E-Check" then the check number and CSC field office. I'm going to my bank later to see if they can still get me a copy. I'm concerned here because a lot of people seem to be using copies of the cashed check to take to the InfoPass appointment to get their passprts stamped, and all I've got right now is just the line on my bank statement, plus a confirmation on the USPS site that it was delivered (and my conditional green card, obviously). Would this be enough?

As I said before, I still have 13 days before the card expires, so there's some time. Come on NOA!

5/29/2012 - I-751 mailed

5/31/2012 - Packet delivered to CSC

6/11/2012 - Check cashed

6/14/2012 - NOA1 received (dated 5/31/2012)

7/11/2012 - Biometrics appointment

1/29/2013 - Card production ordered

1/31/2013 - Approval letter received (dated 1/26/2013)

2/2/2013 - Green Card received

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Just a couple of questions here, I'm a natural worrier who like to be prepared and now what to expect :lol: .

1. How long do I need to allow between booking an InfoPass appointment and it being scheduled. My card expires on the 24th. Will it be a problem if the appointment ends up being after then? When should I book it? The check was cashed yesterday so I've still got time, but I want to be prepared.

2. As I mentioned, the check was cashed yesterday, but I can't pull a copy of it online. It says in the description on my bank statement "E-Check" then the check number and CSC field office. I'm going to my bank later to see if they can still get me a copy. I'm concerned here because a lot of people seem to be using copies of the cashed check to take to the InfoPass appointment to get their passprts stamped, and all I've got right now is just the line on my bank statement, plus a confirmation on the USPS site that it was delivered (and my conditional green card, obviously). Would this be enough?

As I said before, I still have 13 days before the card expires, so there's some time. Come on NOA!

Hi there,

When you book InfoPass appointment online, you can select the date and time, availability is mostly based on how busy your local office is, in my case, I ended up with options more than a week from date I scheduled the appointment. Is there a particular reason you must have the stamp? You will most likely receive the NOA in a week or two.

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