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I have an I-751 case, I've already done my biometrics and last month my case was transferred from Vermont to California. This week I got a letter saying that I have an appointment on the 24th in the USCIS office but doesn't specify what I have to do there. I've called USCIS to ask for some information but they didn´t even know I had an appointment scheduled. Do you think that I'm gonna have to do another biometrics or that is should be an interview?

I didn't have to do an interview during the process for the first green card.

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That's probabaly the interview.... Because if it's bio metrics they will mention the date time and place and to bring that letter for bio metrics

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It is an interview, good luck.

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I have an I-751 case, I've already done my biometrics and last month my case was transferred from Vermont to California. This week I got a letter saying that I have an appointment on the 24th in the USCIS office but doesn't specify what I have to do there. I've called USCIS to ask for some information but they didn´t even know I had an appointment scheduled. Do you think that I'm gonna have to do another biometrics or that is should be an interview?

I didn't have to do an interview during the process for the first green card.

It probably interview good luck

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