Possible Biometrics form mistake?

[Avina 13]

I just recently had my Biometric appointment, however I am now looking at the Applicant Information Worksheet that I filled there, and I realized that I might have circled the wrong Race code of myself.

I circled White/Hispanic because that was the only race code category that fits to me, now I found out that White/Hispanic is relating to Spain or to Spanish-speaking countries which I am not related to.

Should have just circled White....

Is this going to cause a issue, and should I call USCIS?

[Avina 13]

I figured out, nothing to be concerned about if anyone else is in the same situation.

This Worksheet was just additional information so they can process the background check quicker.

[Ortolan 381]

You can still be of Hispanic heritage even if your parents aren't from Spain. Or Mexico.

[Avina 13]

I agree, but to be honest.... every human in this world has one and the same heritage, period.

This was the first time I ever have been confronted with this type of question (thats why the mistake), and I must say that I feel discriminated -even if its just required for background check.

[jj23521 1]

On 10/29/2016 at 11:10 AM, Avina said:

I figured out, nothing to be concerned about if anyone else is in the same situation.

This Worksheet was just additional information so they can process the background check quicker.

Hi Avina, the fact that you're looking at the Applicant Information Worksheet, I assume it means that they returned it to you at the biometrics appointment?

 

My wife had her biometrics done yesterday (Milwaukee) and after we got home I realized that they did not keep that form for some reason.  I do see that it says at the bottom "Upon completion of the processing at the ASC, this form WILL BE RETURNED to the applicant".  I found that strange so I called two friends who did this two weeks ago at the same office.  They said that their worksheets were NOT returned to them.  Now I'm worried that the biometrics person may have made a mistake by giving it back?  Would something like this hold up the process?  

 

Thanks for any advice.

[sabellic 33]

1 hour ago, jj23521 said:

Hi Avina, the fact that you're looking at the Applicant Information Worksheet, I assume it means that they returned it to you at the biometrics appointment?

 

My wife had her biometrics done yesterday (Milwaukee) and after we got home I realized that they did not keep that form for some reason.  I do see that it says at the bottom "Upon completion of the processing at the ASC, this form WILL BE RETURNED to the applicant".  I found that strange so I called two friends who did this two weeks ago at the same office.  They said that their worksheets were NOT returned to them.  Now I'm worried that the biometrics person may have made a mistake by giving it back?  Would something like this hold up the process?  

 

Thanks for any advice.

 Hey, it was given back to me too. Don't worry about it.

[jj23521 1]

7 minutes ago, sabellic said:

 Hey, it was given back to me too. Don't worry about it.

Thanks for the info!  I'm guessing the person who did our friends' prints just tossed it for them, knowing that it would likely only cause undue confusion.

[Pravin Patell 0]

On 10/29/2016 at 11:10 AM, Avina said:

I figured out, nothing to be concerned about if anyone else is in the same situation.

This Worksheet was just additional information so they can process the background check quicker.

I had done same mistake in writing of my birthdate  I am worried about it what happens ?

pls reply me on

my email

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