whoever did biometrics, please tell me how long it took. i have to be at work in 2 and a half hours after the appontment, so i need to know whether i will have enough time.
as far as i understand only i have to go, not my spouse?
wannabe_texan
Mar 2 2007, 06:42 PM
I think that should be plenty of time - I had to wait for my AOS biometrics appt - about a 20min wait, and then to actually do the fingerprinting/photos was fast. Some people are in and out in 10-15mins. So I think you will have plenty of time
kkg
Mar 2 2007, 06:42 PM
QUOTE(guy_from_russia @ Mar 2 2007, 06:07 PM)
whoever did biometrics, please tell me how long it took. i have to be at work in 2 and a half hours after the appontment, so i need to know whether i will have enough time.
as far as i understand only i have to go, not my spouse?
yes, only u have to go. it won't take that long at all for the actual procedure (probably 5 min). just go ~15-30 min prior to the appointment. u should be o.k. this is my experience.
miri
Mar 4 2007, 01:43 PM
If it's anything like the biometrics taken for my conditional greencard, I suspect it'll take about half an hour total. Be there early for your appointment (I was about 10 minutes early last time and was called in about on-time) and the procedure itself should't take longer than 15 minutes.
Illinois77
Mar 4 2007, 02:01 PM
My appointment (and that of about 30 others) was at 8am in the morning which is also when the office opened. I was not the first in line, still, with handing in the appointment note, filling out a form, waiting my turn, photo and fingerprints I was out in 20 minutes.
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