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Hi Guys,

I am now in the USA through CR1 visa..after i week i got my SSN and a week after i got my I-797C, NOA (welcome notice) and after five days i got another I-797C, NOA (ASC Appointment Notice) the case type is I485 Application to register permanent resident or adjust status....the USCIS must capture your biometrics to process our application.

I came from Japan through DCF application, honestly i didn't know NOA before, because we didn't deal with USCIS.

I got confused with the ASC Appointment or do i have to worry about this notice? Because i expect to receive a conditional green card soon....i really need to know what's going on my application....thanks ahead.

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Hi Guys,

I am now in the USA through CR1 visa..after i week i got my SSN and a week after i got my I-797C, NOA (welcome notice) and after five days i got another I-797C, NOA (ASC Appointment Notice) the case type is I485 Application to register permanent resident or adjust status....the USCIS must capture your biometrics to process our application.

I came from Japan through DCF application, honestly i didn't know NOA before, because we didn't deal with USCIS.

I got confused with the ASC Appointment or do i have to worry about this notice? Because i expect to receive a conditional green card soon....i really need to know what's going on my application....thanks ahead.

Biometrics is not something you should worry about, it's normal. They will take your fingerprints and take a picture of you for your CGC.

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Hi Guys,

I am now in the USA through CR1 visa..after i week i got my SSN and a week after i got my I-797C, NOA (welcome notice) and after five days i got another I-797C, NOA (ASC Appointment Notice) the case type is I485 Application to register permanent resident or adjust status....the USCIS must capture your biometrics to process our application.

I came from Japan through DCF application, honestly i didn't know NOA before, because we didn't deal with USCIS.

I got confused with the ASC Appointment or do i have to worry about this notice? Because i expect to receive a conditional green card soon....i really need to know what's going on my application....thanks ahead.

Biometrics is not something you should worry about, it's normal. They will take your fingerprints and take a picture of you for your CGC.

thanks... just confused because i didn't expect to visit USCIS since i came here as an immigrant and the officer said at my POE that u just have to wait for your green card to arrive at the mail.

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Hi Guys,

I am now in the USA through CR1 visa..after i week i got my SSN and a week after i got my I-797C, NOA (welcome notice) and after five days i got another I-797C, NOA (ASC Appointment Notice) the case type is I485 Application to register permanent resident or adjust status....the USCIS must capture your biometrics to process our application.

I came from Japan through DCF application, honestly i didn't know NOA before, because we didn't deal with USCIS.

I got confused with the ASC Appointment or do i have to worry about this notice? Because i expect to receive a conditional green card soon....i really need to know what's going on my application....thanks ahead.

Biometrics is not something you should worry about, it's normal. They will take your fingerprints and take a picture of you for your CGC.

thanks... just confused because i didn't expect to visit USCIS since i came here as an immigrant and the officer said at my POE that u just have to wait for your green card to arrive at the mail.

you shouldn't have to go through any more process, and you should be expecting your green card since you filed for CR1, unless they lost your finger prints and your pic. I would definitely give USCIS a call to find out what's going on and tell them you came in with a immigrant visa not a k1 or k3 or other non-immigrant visas. good luck

IR-5 for parents

04-16-2012 sent I-130

08-31-2012 I-130 approved and sent to NVC

NVC

09-21-2012 case # assigned by email

09-25-2012 emailed choice of Agent Aos bill paid

10/04/2012 confirmation emailed received about choice of agent IV billed paid

10/04/2012 optin eprocessing emailed sent

10/10/12 optin email confirmed received

taking a break collecting info

11/01/2012 emailed AOS and IV package

11/20/2012 Checklist emailed received..forget guz p3 supplement form and signature on the AoS form

11/21/2012 checklist response emailed sent

12/05/12 case completed......finally ( Could haven't save 2 month of time if everything was ready be fore case# was assigned)

02/04/13 docs intake at guz. 02/05/13 interview passed. 3 simple questions asked

02/08/13 visas arrived at home ( that was fast. 3 days through ems. Right before Chinese new year )

02/16/13. Coming to u.s.a!!!!!! Yeah.

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