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can i get a copy of an application i already submitted to uscis?

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Hello, I know y'all will slap your foreheads at this question (I sure have), but I'm desperate...my problem is that, in huge haste to get an I-131 submitted ASAP before time runs out and we're leaving the country, I somehow seem to have only printed one copy of the application (the one that I sent in to USCIS.) Like everyone, I'm sure, I usually take the time to make sure I have a minimum of 2 copies of EVERYTHING...however, this time, I don't.

Now it seems I will need to take a copy of the application with me to the fingerprinting/biometrics appointment. I did the online-fillable PDF version of the I-131 application, the one that changes the barcode on the application as you fill it in, so simply filling out another application with a pen (or even online) would not give me the same exact application. BTW, this is an application for a re-entry permit, not for advance parole or refugee document, and my ACS location is Yakima, Washington state.

So my question is, is there any way to get a copy of an already-submitted application from USCIS? (Please, keep the laughing and eye-rolling to a dull roar, I know this is a hopeless, stupid question, but like I said I'm desperate.) If anyone has any idea if this is even remotely possible, please let me know. Or, if you have gone to a biometrics appt. sans copy of application, please let me know; or, if you've been in the same spot and simply printed another application typed the same way, please let me know...

Thanks for any information/encouraging advice.

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Not sure what makes you think you need a copy of the I-131 when you go to the Yakima office. You will need to take the notice you received in the mail. Perhaps they can make you a copy of the I-131 when you're there.

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Thanks for replying…I am going off the biometrics appointment info on USCIS website. They say to bring a copy of your application, along with all the supporting documentation, along with your appointment notice. Were you able to do fingerprints with only the appointment notice?

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Yes, but it was not for a re-entry permit.

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