ASC changed my eye color during biometrics

[India2017 0]

Hi

The color of my eyes are black (as per my driver's license and N400 application). But ASC folks made it "brown" on their system during biometrics appointment, despite me filling out correct info (black as the color). Has anyone ever had such experience? Please advice. 

[Ontarkie 14,226]

Brown is the right colour name, black is not a recognized shade. My older boys also have really dark eyes, but they are still considered to be brown. 

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12 hours ago, India2017 said:

Hi

The color of my eyes are black (as per my driver's license and N400 application). But ASC folks made it "brown" on their system during biometrics appointment, despite me filling out correct info (black as the color). Has anyone ever had such experience? Please advice. 

My eyes are black as well, they listed it as dark brown.  Not a big deal.  

Interestingly, though, on the questionnaire form I filled out at my biometrics appointment "black" was one of the eye colour options to check off.

 

Guess it all depends on the agent and their subjectiveness when looking at you.

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The only black part of the eye is your pupil. No matter how dark your eyes are, your iris will still be lighter than your pupil. I think "black" should be removed from one of the options to select and the darkest shade should be "brown". 

[India2017 0]

Thank you all for your views on this. Much appreciated.

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The iris has pigmentation that determines the eye color. Irises are classified as being one of six colors: amber, blue, brown, gray, green, hazel

 

Scientists at Orebro University in Sweden studied 428 subjects to see if their personalities were linked to the irises in their eye. They found that our eye color is affected by the same genes that form our frontal lobes, thus there are distinctly shared behaviors in people with similar irises

 

[India2017 0]

Thank you all.