I-751 NOA & BIOMETRICS LETTER RECEIVED

[raymaga 25]

Today I received both my NOA and my Biometrics Appointment letter for my Removal of Conditions application.

They both arrived with my previous last name (before I married my USC husband), even though my Conditional Green Card is in my new married name and all the supporting documents which I included with my application were all in my new married name. The only document that had my previous name on it was my passport.

What's up with that? Should I inform NSC that the name on my NOA and bio letter are wrong or wait until I go to my Biometrics appointment and do it then?

[Kez/JWolf 6]

I would wait and sort it out at your Biometrics....

God you would think they would check what name they are using is the right one.... they (USCIS) never cease to amaze me....

Kezzie

[diadromous mermaid 36]

I would wait and sort it out at your Biometrics....

God you would think they would check what name they are using is the right one.... they (USCIS) never cease to amaze me....

Kezzie

I'd be sure to take a copy of your marriage certificate with you too.

[meauxna 15]

Dittos to all---take the key pieces of your file with you and sort it out in person.

Do bear in mind that some of the ACS offices are staffed by contractors--like here, it is in a separate building and there are no USCIS personnel there.

I actually dont' know what that would even mean to you, but I'd try to fix it in person than phone/mail.

[diadromous mermaid 36]

Dittos to all---take the key pieces of your file with you and sort it out in person.

Do bear in mind that some of the ACS offices are staffed by contractors--like here, it is in a separate building and there are no USCIS personnel there.

I actually dont' know what that would even mean to you, but I'd try to fix it in person than phone/mail.

Good point, mo. I was actually tempted to suggest making an Infopass with the DO, on the same day of the apptmt at the ASC, just in case they can't do the deed...

[meauxna 15]

Dittos to all---take the key pieces of your file with you and sort it out in person.

Do bear in mind that some of the ACS offices are staffed by contractors--like here, it is in a separate building and there are no USCIS personnel there.

I actually dont' know what that would even mean to you, but I'd try to fix it in person than phone/mail.

Good point, mo. I was actually tempted to suggest making an Infopass with the DO, on the same day of the apptmt at the ASC, just in case they can't do the deed...

mmmm, you know me, love me some overkill!

Good idea.

Now, about that FAQ you were going to work on....

[diadromous mermaid 36]

Dittos to all---take the key pieces of your file with you and sort it out in person.

Do bear in mind that some of the ACS offices are staffed by contractors--like here, it is in a separate building and there are no USCIS personnel there.

I actually dont' know what that would even mean to you, but I'd try to fix it in person than phone/mail.

Good point, mo. I was actually tempted to suggest making an Infopass with the DO, on the same day of the apptmt at the ASC, just in case they can't do the deed...

mmmm, you know me, love me some overkill!

Good idea.

Now, about that FAQ you were going to work on....

"Divorce and Immigration Implications?" Pre-AOS; post AOS; pre-removal of conditions?