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Ben & Katy   168

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My wife received the I-797c letter to appear for a biometrics appointment in Tucson in December.  

 

From what I understood for identification she could bring her driver's license as an ID in place of her passport?  I ask because her Mexican passport expired a year ago (the one she used in Juarez when she got her CR-1) approved.  I just want to make sure what I understood from the letter is correct.  She also has a Mexican National ID that also proves her Mexican Nationality.  She is removing conditions. 

 

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26 minutes ago, Ben & Katy said:

My wife received the I-797c letter to appear for a biometrics appointment in Tucson in December.  

 

From what I understood for identification she could bring her driver's license as an ID in place of her passport?  I ask because her Mexican passport expired a year ago (the one she used in Juarez when she got her CR-1) approved.  I just want to make sure what I understood from the letter is correct.  She also has a Mexican National ID that also proves her Mexican Nationality.  She is removing conditions. 

 

Thank you

Any government issued ID is fine.

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On 11/23/2020 at 3:33 PM, mushroomspore said:

Any government issued ID is fine.

Just went to the fingerprint clearance today at USCIS in Tucson. She was in and out before the official start of her appointment. Easy and smooth process. 

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On 11/23/2020 at 4:07 PM, Ben & Katy said:

My wife received the I-797c letter to appear for a biometrics appointment in Tucson in December.  

 

From what I understood for identification she could bring her driver's license as an ID in place of her passport?  I ask because her Mexican passport expired a year ago (the one she used in Juarez when she got her CR-1) approved.  I just want to make sure what I understood from the letter is correct.  She also has a Mexican National ID that also proves her Mexican Nationality.  She is removing conditions. 

 

Thank you

How long did you waited before receiving the letter for the appointment? I have been waiting since June for the appointment?

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44 minutes ago, Caresse33 said:

How long did you waited before receiving the letter for the appointment? I have been waiting since June for the appointment?

Says mid july in her timeline

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