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At the biometrics, one hand was done very quickly but the other one kept going to red boxes, when they were doing each finger. A [merged threads]

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7 minutes ago, vj33 said:

Just noticed under is says Code 3,on the notice. What does that mean?

 

 

 

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Went to biometrics, one hand's print were done super quickly while the other one was leaving red boxes on the screen. After a while the person just said "it's completed". I asked him if the red boxes can cause an issue, he said no its fine. My status updated from " biometrics were scheduled " to " actively reviewing your case".Can this cause any problems?

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7 minutes ago, vj33 said:

My status updated from " biometrics were scheduled " to " actively reviewing your case".Can this cause any problems?

No, this status change is normal. Your case can be in this status for a long time.

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30 minutes ago, vj33 said:

I meant if the biometrics being red for some of the fingers can cause a problem?

That I don't know. I wouldn't think it's a problem though. There's a reason multiple fingers are fingerprinted. 

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