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I am just starting to go through the removal of conditions process.

Can anyone tell me why I have to pay to have my biometrics taken again? They were done when my green card was first issued and I'm pretty sure my finger prints havent changed in the last two year :-)

Ian & Kristen

UK / U.S.A.

01/OCT/05 - I-129F sent to Vermont Service Centre

12/OCT/05 - NOA1 received

26/OCT/05 - NOA2, application approved

02/NOV/05 - Case now at London Embassy

25/NOV/05 - Packet 3 received

08/DEC/05 - Medical

21/DEC/05 - Packet 3 sent back

03/JAN/06 - Packet 4 received

09/JAN/06 - Interview day (approved)

11/FEB/06 - Fly to USA

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12/MAR/06 - AOS, EAD, AP received

17/MAR/06 - Checks cashed for AOS, EAD and AP

18/MAR/06 - NOA received for AOS, EAD and AP. Receipt dated 15/MAR/06

05/APR/06 - Biometrics appointment

08/APR/06 - EAD and AOS touched

27/APR/06 - EAD and AP touched

29/APR/06 - EAD and AP touched

25/MAY/06 - AP approved and EAD touched

26/MAY/06 - AP touched

28/MAY/06 - AP received

30/MAY/06 - EAD approved & AOS interview schedule for 11/JULY/06

11/JULY/06 - AOS interview scheduled - Approved!!

Removal of Conditions

Jun/08 - Preparing evidence

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YuAndDan   153

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It is required, to get newer picture, and recheck prints.

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Biometrics records are only kept for a maximum of 15 months then the system overwrites them. So, if you have an immigration benefit that is longer than 15 weeks after the last application or the last biometrics, you need to have them redone. I actually had to have biometrics done twice for my AOS as the first ones ran out before they finished processing the application (22 months). Your AOS biometrics no longer exist in the system, which is why you are required to do them again. (I don't remember where I heard this explanation originally but it was somewhere official.)

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