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I just took the wife for her second set of biometrics for the permanent green card. We received a letter after the first set was taken stating that she needed to have them taken again. Well, we went again today and it turns out that her left hand didn't leave any prints. We fear that this second set will be rejected as well. This is interesting to us because we had no trouble with her very first biometrics when we applied for her conditional green card. I suppose that fingers and their prints can get smoothed out over time and depending on the type of work.

The people at ASC told us that only two tries at biometrics are allowed. They said that my wife might have to get a disposition from the police departments of all the places that she has lived in the past 10 years. The problem here is that she lived in Moscow for 8 of the past 10 years and it is extremely difficult to obtain any paperwork there. Besides, she did obtain police clearances for her initial K-1 visa here, but she lived in Moscow at the time she obtained the paperwork.

Has anyone encountered this biometrics problems before? Does anyone know if the information that ASC gave us is correct? Thanks so much for your help and advise.

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I just took the wife for her second set of biometrics for the permanent green card. We received a letter after the first set was taken stating that she needed to have them taken again. Well, we went again today and it turns out that her left hand didn't leave any prints. We fear that this second set will be rejected as well. This is interesting to us because we had no trouble with her very first biometrics when we applied for her conditional green card. I suppose that fingers and their prints can get smoothed out over time and depending on the type of work.

The people at ASC told us that only two tries at biometrics are allowed. They said that my wife might have to get a disposition from the police departments of all the places that she has lived in the past 10 years. The problem here is that she lived in Moscow for 8 of the past 10 years and it is extremely difficult to obtain any paperwork there. Besides, she did obtain police clearances for her initial K-1 visa here, but she lived in Moscow at the time she obtained the paperwork.

Has anyone encountered this biometrics problems before? Does anyone know if the information that ASC gave us is correct? Thanks so much for your help and advise.

When we were filing for the conditional green card, the same thing happened to my wife. She was pessimistic that the 2nd try would work, but it did. They also told her that if it failed again, that she would have to get police reports, so that part is true. Do you still have the copies of the police reports from Moscow? That should be good enough, since you haven't lived there since then and wouldn't need an updated report.

Sent 129F to Nebraska on Feb. 1

Received Feb. 4

NOA1 received Feb. 11

NOA2 online April 19th. (Day 74)

NOA2 received snail mail April 25th. (Day 80)

Letter from <!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->NVC<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> arrived on May 9th.

Packet 3 sent in July 22nd.

Packet 4 received July 29th.

Interview scheduled for Sept. 14th.

VISA approved Sept. 14th!!

Belinda enters the U.S. on Oct. 16th, with me, in Blaine, WA

Marraige on November 18

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NOA1 for AOS, AP, but <!--WORD2URL-01--><!--END WORD2URL-01-->EAD<!--WORD2URL-02--><!--END WORD2URL-02--> returned, we forgot line 16 (December 2)

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They had a hard time getting my prints as well. It took them nearly 2 hrs to get them this time. I had the same problem with the AOS ones.

I haven't gotten a letter or anything, so I hope it worked out.

A Lily & A Rose...Together Forever !

April 28th INTERVIEW DATE !!!!!!!! APPROVED

June 30th Arrived in my Sweeties Arms !!

August 4th.2005 Our Wedding

Sept. 19th Sent AOS

Sept 28th recieved NOA for AOS

Nov.05/05 recieved Biometrics letter

Nov.17th Biometrics Appt.

Nov. 22nd. AP Approved

Nov. 25th/05 recieved EAD card

Nov.30th. recieved AP Papers in mail

Dec. 08th/05 Recieved Snail mail letter for AOS Interview Feb 15th 7:40 AM.

Feb. 15th. /06 AOS Interview SUCCESS !!!! no more to deal with for another 2 yrs!

Feb. 27th./06 Recieved Greencard in the mail

August 4th/06 Our First Wedding Anniversary !!

Feb. 8th 08 Sent in Packet to remove conditions

Feb 23rd 08 Recieve NOA letter stating they are extending my Greencard for another year.

March 11th 08 biometrics appt.

May 29th 08 recieved email stating Card production ordered

June 7th 2008 10 yr card recieved.

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