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jennybate   2

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hello everyone my husband received biometric appointment and i want to know how much the biometric fees anyone know pls reply back

everytime i edit my timeline i cant save its show fix the error all my dates is correct

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hello everyone my husband received biometric appointment and i want to know how much the biometric fees anyone know pls reply back

if i read you right he just received the biometric appointment which means you already filed for AOS? did you pay $1070 ? while filling for your AOS? if yes then your biometric was included you dont need to pay nothing and beside, you can not pay anything on that day if you did not pay for it while you sent your form they would not schedule it for you

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jennybate   2

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no we did not filed AOS and what its mean by AOS,my husband received biometric appointment for his fingerprints and photograps so how much it fee for that

everytime i edit my timeline i cant save its show fix the error all my dates is correct

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no we did not filed AOS and what its mean by AOS,my husband received biometric appointment for his fingerprints and photograps so how much it fee for that

For what.

What are you applying for?

What did you apply for?

What part of the process are you in?

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Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

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no we did not filed AOS and what its mean by AOS,my husband received biometric appointment for his fingerprints and photograps so how much it fee for that

What is that biometric for?..Your husband is a US Citizen right?..so don't worry about how much is he going to pay, he can afford it and he will know it by himself in US. If your question has something to do with Philippine govt, you better make your details more specific to get a better answer...

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I-130 Approved ------ 04/30/2013

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Medical Exam ------ 05/28/2013

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Interview -------- 09/09/2013

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jennybate   2

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biometrics is for his photograph and fingerprints,we filed I-130 IR1/CR-1 spouse visa.i really dont understand what is the meaning of AOS

everytime i edit my timeline i cant save its show fix the error all my dates is correct

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jennybate   2

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he schedule on appointment on may 21,i have some question again after his biometric i know FBI review that in past for uscis so my question is if ever my husband have a criminal record what will happened

everytime i edit my timeline i cant save its show fix the error all my dates is correct

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