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Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / September 2005ACS appointment
Hi All, I received an ACS appointment notice for I-485 case (category 1). Does anyone know what it is? I don't think it is for fingerprinting because it doesn't say fingerprinting on the top. Is it the kind of appointment that an official will interview you? The notice just asked me to bring one identification document with me. It doesn't asked me to bring my spouse along nor did any supporting documents. If it is an interview, should I bring my spouse and all supporting documents (like payroll, passports, photos, bank account, .....) just in case? Thanks, Lee > Hi All, > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Thanks, > Lee is is possibly an AOS appointment? > is is possibly an AOS appointment? It is for pending AOS case (I-485). My question is your question. I have never seen an AOS interview notice before. Does description I gave in my first post sounds like an AOS interview appointment? thanks, Lee > It is for pending AOS case (I-485). My question is your question. I > have never seen an AOS interview notice before. Does description I > gave in my first post sounds like an AOS interview appointment? > > thanks, > Lee HI Lee. It's not your AOS interview. It is for the fingerprinting in conjunction with your I-485. The fingerprinting is done at a place called an ASC office. All you need is your ID, and your NOA and/or appointment letter. Your spouse does not need to come along...in fact they don't usually let the USC spouse back in where the fingerprinting is done, unless they need a translator. It should be a quick appointment, most ASC fingerprint appointments only last about 10 or 15 minutes. Did you apply for EAD? You might want to see if they can also do your 1-digit print and photo for the EAD at the same appointment. They will usually accommodate you that way. :) Best Wishes, Rene > HI Lee. > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Best Wishes, > Rene Hi, Thanks for the reply. I just did fingerprinting for EAD application 2 weeks ago. The reason I am asking is the notice for EAD fingerprinting did say "fingerprinting" on the top of notice, but this ACS appointment notice doesn't say anything. I did notice the category is 1 (I had category 2 in the EAD fingerprinting notice). thanks, lee > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > thanks, > lee Ohhh too bad they fell on separate days. Oh well...does the your appointment letter say anything about "biometrics"? But, it's the 10-digit fingerprinting for your AOS, anyway. :) Rene > Ohhh too bad they fell on separate days. Oh well...does the your > appointment letter say anything about "biometrics"? > > But, it's the 10-digit fingerprinting for your AOS, anyway. :) > > Rene I'll check whether the notice says anything about "biometrics" tonite. BTW, could anyone give me a desciption of the AOS interview notice? like what it says on the notice, the title of notice, does it specifically ask you to bring your spouse or lawyer with you? does it ask you to bring supporting documents?.... Thanks, Lee > I'll check whether the notice says anything about "biometrics" tonite. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Thanks, > Lee Hi Lee, The AOS interview notice does say something like "Adjustment of Status to Permanent Resident" at the top, in the description. You'll recognize it as being a lot more detailed than any of the other NOAs. Although it looks just like an NOA, it's got a couple of detailed lists on it...things you MUST bring to the interview, and things you SHOULD bring to the interview. It does say that your spouse MUST attend the interview. It has a long list of the supporting documents you must and should bring. It's a whole page covered with tiny print.....it's very detailed. :) Best Wishes, Rene > HI Lee. > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Best Wishes, > Rene Rene - I was wondering something similar .. I have my second fingerprinting to be done on 14 October (for the I-485). When I received the notice telling me that I have have the appointment I noted at the top that it said "Code: 1". It didn't contain any reference to "ASC". On my I-485 it said "ASC Code: 3" and on my application for the EAD it said "ASC Code 2". When I e filed for my EAD a few weeks ago the confirmation sheet was consistent with the EAD of last year i.e stating ASC Code 2. THat's what is confusing me at the moment i.e the fact that it doesn't say ASC Code .. which makes me wonder if it's some sort of other code????? > Rene - I was wondering something similar .. I have my second > fingerprinting to be done on 14 October (for the I-485). When I [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > say ASC Code .. which makes me wonder if it's some sort of other > code????? Hi Lara, I'm sorry, but I don't really know what the coding all means. I know when my husband had his done last year (when we called to make an appointment - different procedure), they did ask for the codes (1 and 2 in our case). But I don't know their significance. :( Best Wishes, Rene |
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