HM, im pretty sure that after you have received your biometrics appointment(fingerprints and picture) you will receive an appointment or interview depending on how you filed for your adjustment of status.. if it was work related, most likely you wont get an appointment and shall receive your green card or working card by 90 days of your biometrics. but if it is through marriage you do receive an appointment.
Same thing happened to me. so I called the 800 number on the notice and I explained to them my situation. they told me to write a letter and send it with a copy of the notice to the biometrics center so that they could schedule another appointment.
No, you do not receive the green card at the biometrics appointment. The card will be mailed to you after the appointment. It can take 1+ years before you receive the card in the mail. If it takes longer than a year, you can call USCIS and check on the status.
Yea, I received mine today09/01/2012). My appt. is in 2 weeks. :)
The biggest year for the United States when it comes to immigration is 2010 and 2013.
Passport request!! this comes from Canadian Immigration!
It comes from the constitution.
Biometrics were first used to track local nationals overseas.
Most people get approved without an interview. If they have any questions about your case or if they need more evidence from you they will contact u and set up an interview. It depends on your case, i received a notification that my green card was approved and issued for printing a WEEK after my biometrics, but in some cases i know they can take up to a year.
The constitution gives the president his powers.
The largest sources of immigration to the Unites States today are Mexico and China.
A Schedule Fingerprint Appointment refers to a prearranged appointment with an authorized agency or service provider to have your fingerprints taken for various purposes, such as background checks, employment requirements, immigration processes, or licensing applications. During the appointment, a trained professional will capture your fingerprints using specialized equipment, ensuring accurate and high-quality prints for identification and verification purposes.
At important places.