Today I got my biometric scanning done in Arlington, VA whereas as per my ASC notice, it was scheduled in another state. To avoid travel to other state, I took the chance of just walking in without any appointment. I had checked with my lawyer first and she had told me that walk ins are possible and not an issue.
The process is extremely simple.
I went on Fri, at around 11 AM and there was no wait time. It took me less than 10 minutes in all by the time I entered and left the building. The staff was courteous and fast in their work.
The front desk lady didn't bother to see which state it was scheduled for, all she checked was my ID (driver's license) and asked me to fill a simple form which was asking for name, SSN, height, weight, color of eyes and hair.
After that, I was given a waiting number and within 1 minute it was my turn. The agent doing the biometric scanning, took my notice of ASC, ran the bar code and my data was appearing in the computer right away. I breathed a sigh of relief since my original notice had scheduled my appointment in another state.
He took finger prints of all fingers and then took a photo. That was it. A stamp on the ASC notice was put stating that biometric scanning was done.
Early walk-in biometrics, Alexandria VA
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Today I got my biometric scanning done in Arlington, VA whereas as per my ASC notice, it was scheduled in another state. To avoid travel to other state, I took the chance of just walking in without any appointment. I had checked with my lawyer first and she had told me that walk ins are possible and not an issue.
The process is extremely simple.
I went on Fri, at around 11 AM and there was no wait time. It took me less than 10 minutes in all by the time I entered and left the building. The staff was courteous and fast in their work.
The front desk lady didn't bother to see which state it was scheduled for, all she checked was my ID (driver's license) and asked me to fill a simple form which was asking for name, SSN, height, weight, color of eyes and hair.
After that, I was given a waiting number and within 1 minute it was my turn. The agent doing the biometric scanning, took my notice of ASC, ran the bar code and my data was appearing in the computer right away. I breathed a sigh of relief since my original notice had scheduled my appointment in another state.
He took finger prints of all fingers and then took a photo. That was it. A stamp on the ASC notice was put stating that biometric scanning was done.
That was all