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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Romania
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Hi all, we have received our Biometrics appointment letter for September 17th, is there a way to change this appointment to a sooner one? It seems that the only option they give you on the notice letter is if you cannot make it then they will set the appt later for you.

Anyone?

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02/27/2015: Check cashed

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Hi all, we have received our Biometrics appointment letter for September 17th, is there a way to change this appointment to a sooner one? It seems that the only option they give you on the notice letter is if you cannot make it then they will set the appt later for you.

Anyone?

Yep, that is correct. If you do decide to get a new one, it will be a later one. First come first served...

ég eri ekki lengur kalt, hef aftur líf. lifnar mín sál, heiminn mála.

bless bless Þýskalandi! ég elsker þig!

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Romania
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aha I see, so there are actually that many people ahead of us, right? I thought it is random.

Usually when you set an InfoPass appointment they are available the next day but I see with Fingerprinting is different.

Edited by Sebas&Lily

N-400:

02/21/2015: N-400 sent via USPS Priority Mail to Phoenix, AZ Lockbox

02/23/2015: N-400 received by USCIS

02/27/2015: Check cashed

03/03/2015: I-797C, Notice of Action received

03/26/2015: Fingerprints done!

08/24/2015: Notice of Action received, Interview letter!

09/28/2015: Interview day, PASSED! Oath Ceremony same day :)

mens-sofitel-loo.jpg

Posted

You can attempt a walk-in earlier then your scheduled appointment. Just take your letter and ID and go to the office and see if they will do it when you get there. No harm in trying really and in many cases they will just do it then and there.

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Sent: 7/21/12

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Touch: 7/24/2012

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Posted

Many people have taken the biometrics letter and just walked into the center. Generally there is no problem with showing up early unless it is quite crowded. The entire thing takes about an hour usually and can go rather quickly, so walks are generally not a problem.

Give it a try. :thumbs:

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Romania
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hmm I didn't think about that, maybe we will give that a try, thanks!

N-400:

02/21/2015: N-400 sent via USPS Priority Mail to Phoenix, AZ Lockbox

02/23/2015: N-400 received by USCIS

02/27/2015: Check cashed

03/03/2015: I-797C, Notice of Action received

03/26/2015: Fingerprints done!

08/24/2015: Notice of Action received, Interview letter!

09/28/2015: Interview day, PASSED! Oath Ceremony same day :)

mens-sofitel-loo.jpg

 
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