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Greetings!

 

My fiancée just received her Biometrics Letter in the mail today. We submitted the I-485, I-765, and I-131 together in her Adjustment of Status package. One thing that caught my attention on her letter is where it says "Case Type" on the top left. Under that part, it states I-485 - I-765. Is there a reason it leaves out the I-131? This might be a silly question. My apologies in advance.

 

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5 minutes ago, visaquestions123 said:

One thing that caught my attention on her letter is where it says "Case Type" on the top left. Under that part, it states I-485 - I-765. Is there a reason it leaves out the I-131?

No specific reason. My biometrics letter also said I485 - I765 and only had 2 baracodes (I485 and I765) on the bottom. I still received a EAD/AP combo card. So no need to be worried or concerned.

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Because you filled out them all out and filed concurrently AND if you look at the instructions for each of them individually you will notice there is no biometrics taken for I131. Ie Had you applied for it separately you would have not had to get photos or fingerprints.

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On ‎11‎/‎19‎/‎2018 at 3:53 PM, K1visaHopeful said:

Because you filled out them all out and filed concurrently AND if you look at the instructions for each of them individually you will notice there is no biometrics taken for I131. Ie Had you applied for it separately you would have not had to get photos or fingerprints.

Oh, yes! I do recall reading that in the instructions. I must've totally forgot about that. Thanks for the informative and quick reply. Much appreciated.

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