A DCF case where the USCIS wants barometric in the USA??

[Bangmore 0]

We are really confused! 
During my petition, we tried to follow USCIS laws but we either didn't understand them or they didn't or don't care!

 

We arrived to the US POE after doing a DCF petition (I-130, St. Lukes, US Interview and the Green Card pay) in the Philippines, where we were living. 

Even the POE officers stamped her passport with IR1. 

 

A month later, in the US, we received a CR1 GC with AOS requirement! 

Now, that's wrong So we made an appointment with USCIS to see what would they suggest to do. They said, mail back I-90 with a letter of explanation, plus some documents, and we did.

The USCIS replied by scheduling an appointment for biometric!!!
 
Didn't they take that at the US embassy in Manila and POE?
Didn't they process it as Consular Processing (DCF)?

What's the use of filing DCF and waiting, more than two years to enter the US, then?

 

What to expect in the interview?

Shall we go or what to do?

Edited November 29, 2017 by Bangmore

[milimelo 4,522]

Biometrics is not an interview. It could be her fingerprints weren't done right at POE and they need to redo them. 

 

For wrong gc, do I-90 send a copy of your marriage certificate and her visa stamped at POE. Include the wrong GC (make a copy of both sides for your records). You can involve your congressman or senator's immigration liaison if you want faster service. 

[Haltom Family 40]

14 hours ago, milimelo said:

Biometrics is not an interview. It could be her fingerprints weren't done right at POE and they need to redo them. 

 

For wrong gc, do I-90 send a copy of your marriage certificate and her visa stamped at POE. Include the wrong GC (make a copy of both sides for your records). You can involve your congressman or senator's immigration liaison if you want faster service. 

I agreed with milimelo. Biometrics is not for interview.  Probably they just need to redo again your spouse fingerprints, and that's it.  The only question is why you need to mail back I-90, are you going to request for green card replacement or use it with the same purpose?  I suggest,  dig in more and find out what 's really going on.       

[Bangmore 0]

I am doing a card replacement, am I?

Besides, there is a check box in I-90 that says if USCIS made a mistake. Didn’t they?

plus, I was told by their office to file I-90.

 

You think there is no need, and I think the same, because there was no need if they were doing their job right 😁

[Villanelle 4,122]

Milimelio gave you the correct info. You need to fill out the i90. Mistakes happen. Good thing you caught it. Some people dont.

[Haltom Family 40]

On 12/2/2017 at 3:22 PM, Bangmore said:

I am doing a card replacement, am I?

Besides, there is a check box in I-90 that says if USCIS made a mistake. Didn’t they?

plus, I was told by their office to file I-90.

 

You think there is no need, and I think the same, because there was no need if they were doing their job right 😁

Hi Bangmore, hope you could keep us updated about this. This is a rare case. Thank you.