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DO I NEED TO GO FOR ANOTHER BIOMETRICS?

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Hey Guys! It's me again, in relation to my previous post, we are about to submit our AOS pretty soon, my question is, do I need to go for another biometrics for AOS? I already had one when I applied for my EAD. Thanks in advance again for your replies.

Marriage : June 30,2007 (Fernwood Gardens,QC Phils)

K3 Visa Application

I-130 sent: July 14,2007

I-130 Noa1: July 31,2007

I-130 Noa2: Mar 14,2008 (approved within 242 days)

I-129f sent: Aug 07,2007

I-129f Noa1: Aug 21,2007

I-129f Noa2: Mar 14,2008 (approved within 219 days)

NVC Received: Apr 01,2008

NVC Left: Apr 03,2008

Usem received: Apr 08,2008

2 days medical: May 15 and May 16,2008

Interview date: May 29,2008 (Approved with pink slip only)

Visa Received: June 04,2008 (visa received within 6 days only)

US Entry: June 23,2008

EAD Application only- (AOS application later-late next year)

Date filed: July 09,2008

Noa date: July 10,2008

Bio. Appt.: Aug 27,2008

Approved date: Oct 08,2008 (approved within 91 days)

Date card received: Oct 14,2008

SSN Application:

Date filed: Oct 15,2008

Receipt Notice: Oct 21,2008

Date card received: Oct 30,2008

June 30, 2009- Our 2nd Year Wedding Anniversary!

AOS Application (Hoping for 10 yr greencard)

Date filed/Sent: Nov 28, 2009

Received (by L Box): Nov 30,2009

Noa Date (Mail): Dec 10, 2009

Bio. Appt.: Jan 05, 2010

AOS Interview (Thank God! No RFE)

AOS Notice date: Feb 11, 2010

AOS Interview date: Mar 17,2010

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Kathryn41   3,205

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moved from the East Asia Regional Forum to the AOS forum as more likely to get necessary responses.

You are required to do a biometrics for both the AOS and for the EAD. They do a full set of fingerprints plus the photograph for the AOS but only a partial set of fingerprints and photograph for the EAD. If you did all ten fingers for the EAD within the past year it is possible they will use those, but I would expect to have another biometrics appointment for the AOS.

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