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What does Biometrics include?

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Jakey-Matey   0

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Hi all.

I am now coming up to my second month on my K1 visa in America :D

I am getting married on May the 8th <3

I am wondering, after I get married and send off all the necessary applications, what will a biometrics appointment include?

I automatically assume that I am getting my fingerprints done, but I am curious to know if there is anything else.

Also, do I need to bring anything like vaccinations records, my chest x-ray etc.

Thanks

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I-129F Process:

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2007/06/26 - I-129F Petition sent to Nebraska service center

2007/07/03 - NOA1 Hard Copy, and notification that it has been forwarded to the California Service center

2007/07/10 - Touch

2007/11/20 - Approved - NOA2

2007/12/13 - Petition received at the NVC

2007/12/22 - Hardcopy of notice that the petition has now been forwarded to the US Embassy in London.

2008/01/05 - Received Packet from US Embassy.

2008/01/11 - Medical examination

2008/01/16 - Received Police Clearance Record

2008/01/16 - Sent back out Packet to the US Embassy.

2008/02/26 - INTERVIEW APPROVED!!!!

2008/05/08 - Married!!!!

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I-485/I-765 Process:

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2008/05/22 - Sent out adjustment of status package.

2008/06/05 - Package sent back due to wrong address

2008/06/06 - Sent package back out

2008/06/11 - Pending notices received

2008/06/17 - Appointment notice received

2008/06/26 - Biometrics appointment - Appointment successful

2008/??/?? - RFE - Sponsor did not fill out I-864

2008/08/12 - RFE sent back out

2008/11/12 - Service request in effect.

2008/12/03 - No news on if they received my case back (RFE), no news on my EAD or AOS. Starting to get severely annoyed.

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YuAndDan Grand Master

YuAndDan   153

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Biometrics are fingerprints, a picture, and a signature.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...page=definition

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OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Look here: A Candle for Love and China Family Visa Forums for Chinese/American relationship,

Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

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