A few questions

[jj_154 0]

Hi,

I have a few questions concerning the I-751.

1. My wife entered the U.S. on 2008-08-20. When counting back 90 days, do we include 08-20? The date I calculated was May 22nd. Is that correct?

2. Is the biometric appointment date set by USCIS or are we able to set a day that fits our schedule. From looking at other filers, it seems biometrics are often scheduled around 4-6 weeks after filing. However, I have a business trip during one of those weeks in that range which I am concerned about.

3. Related to the biometrics question, do I (the USC) have to accompany my wife to this appointment?

Thanks,

John

[payxibka 10,044]

Hi,

I have a few questions concerning the I-751.

1. My wife entered the U.S. on 2008-08-20. When counting back 90 days, do we include 08-20? The date I calculated was May 22nd. Is that correct?

2. Is the biometric appointment date set by USCIS or are we able to set a day that fits our schedule. From looking at other filers, it seems biometrics are often scheduled around 4-6 weeks after filing. However, I have a business trip during one of those weeks in that range which I am concerned about.

3. Related to the biometrics question, do I (the USC) have to accompany my wife to this appointment?

Thanks,

John

1) subtract 90 days from the expire date on the card, yes you include the expire date in the calc because the card expires at the end of that day

2) ASC sets appointment

3) No, the USC is not required to attend

Edited May 10, 2010 by payxibka

[v333k 59]

Hi,

I have a few questions concerning the I-751.

1. My wife entered the U.S. on 2008-08-20. When counting back 90 days, do we include 08-20? The date I calculated was May 22nd. Is that correct?

2. Is the biometric appointment date set by USCIS or are we able to set a day that fits our schedule. From looking at other filers, it seems biometrics are often scheduled around 4-6 weeks after filing. However, I have a business trip during one of those weeks in that range which I am concerned about.

3. Related to the biometrics question, do I (the USC) have to accompany my wife to this appointment?

Thanks,

John

Hi John,

Your wife entered the US on Aug 20, 2008 - but is it the same date the GC was issued? Meaning, is the GC expiring Aug 20 2010? If you are concerned about the 90th day, then you can send it in 1 or 2 days after to guarantee that you are not early...

2. biometrics are scheduled solely by USCIS and we have no say on when. However, if the day they assign doesn't work for you or your wife, then you can try to walk-in and see if they can accommodate you.

3. no, you do not need to accompany your wife for her biometrics.

HTH

[jj_154 0]

Hi John,

Your wife entered the US on Aug 20, 2008 - but is it the same date the GC was issued? Meaning, is the GC expiring Aug 20 2010? If you are concerned about the 90th day, then you can send it in 1 or 2 days after to guarantee that you are not early...

2. biometrics are scheduled solely by USCIS and we have no say on when. However, if the day they assign doesn't work for you or your wife, then you can try to walk-in and see if they can accommodate you.

3. no, you do not need to accompany your wife for her biometrics.

HTH

1. Yes, we entered on 8/20/2008 and the green card we received a few weeks later also lists 8/20/2008 as the expiration date.

Thanks,

John

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

1. Yes, we entered on 8/20/2008 and the green card we received a few weeks later also lists 8/20/2008 as the expiration date.

Thanks,

John

08/20/2010 I hope!