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Hello all,

My fiancee is going for her K1 visa interview at the Moscow embassy soon. She works in embroidery and so has callouses on her hands. She is worried that she will be rejected because they can't fingerprint her at the K1 interview. So at what stage do they take fingerprints?

Thanks, Ryan

06/19/09 --------- Met Online

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09/10/09 --------- NOA1

09/17/09 --------- Touch #1

10/16-19/09 ------ Met in Kiev

10/23/09 --------- Touch #2

10/23/09 --------- NOA2

10/29/09 --------- NVC sent to Moscow embassy

11/02/09 --------- Moscow embassy received

11/30/09 --------- K1 Interview - APPROVED!!!

12/14/09 --------- US Entry

43 days ---------- NOA1 to NOA2

38 days ---------- NOA2 to K1 Approval

81 days ---------- NOA1 to K1 Approval

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Hello all,

My fiancee is going for her K1 visa interview at the Moscow embassy soon. She works in embroidery and so has callouses on her hands. She is worried that she will be rejected because they can't fingerprint her at the K1 interview. So at what stage do they take fingerprints?

Thanks, Ryan

They will print one finger at the interview. They may or may not take her fingerprints at the POE and they will take them again for the AOS biometrics.

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Hello all,

My fiancee is going for her K1 visa interview at the Moscow embassy soon. She works in embroidery and so has callouses on her hands. She is worried that she will be rejected because they can't fingerprint her at the K1 interview. So at what stage do they take fingerprints?

Thanks, Ryan

They will print one finger at the interview. They may or may not take her fingerprints at the POE and they will take them again for the AOS biometrics.

Thank you for yet another very helpful reply. ~Ryan

06/19/09 --------- Met Online

07/31-08/03/09 --- Met in Kiev

09/09/09 --------- Mailed I-129F to VSC

09/10/09 --------- NOA1

09/17/09 --------- Touch #1

10/16-19/09 ------ Met in Kiev

10/23/09 --------- Touch #2

10/23/09 --------- NOA2

10/29/09 --------- NVC sent to Moscow embassy

11/02/09 --------- Moscow embassy received

11/30/09 --------- K1 Interview - APPROVED!!!

12/14/09 --------- US Entry

43 days ---------- NOA1 to NOA2

38 days ---------- NOA2 to K1 Approval

81 days ---------- NOA1 to K1 Approval

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Hello all,

My fiancee is going for her K1 visa interview at the Moscow embassy soon. She works in embroidery and so has callouses on her hands. She is worried that she will be rejected because they can't fingerprint her at the K1 interview. So at what stage do they take fingerprints?

Thanks, Ryan

They will print one finger at the interview. They may or may not take her fingerprints at the POE and they will take them again for the AOS biometrics.

In London they print 3 (I think?) fingers and thumbs (electronically), so it may vary by Embassy.

Regards,

Adam

*Edited to say, if you were commenting with specific knowledge about the Moscow Embassy then I apologise and my comment can be ignored as surplus to requirements :) *

Edited by AdamF

K-1 Visa

I-129F mailed: 19/02/2009

NOA-1 received: 27/02/2009

NOA-2 received: ????

Packet 3 received: 27/07/2009

Packet 3 sent: 07/08/2009

Packet 4 (interview date) received: 24/08/2009

Medical: 28/08/2009

Interview at London Embassy: 11/09/2009

(Application suspended at Interview pending submission of I-134 & long-form birth certificate)

I-134 & long-form birth certificate sent: 14/10/2009

Visa delivered to work: 29/10/2009

Total days from mailing petition: 252

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