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485 Approved.
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Amazing. I did post all the detail. Anyway...
Ciba can you please update your list.
s-gc: FP on Feb 15, 2001.
AD March 28, 2001.
I have to go to SF INS. Looked at Cibas page on SF stamping, was very informative.
Have couple of more questions.
1) Should we go early morning to SF INC like SJ INS.
2) Is courtesy copy is OK.
3) My PP is expiring this december, should I renew it before going for stamping.
4) Does anybody know the photo studio name/phone number opposite to SF INS
I will compile and post the responses
Amazing. I did post all the detail. Anyway...
Ciba can you please update your list.
s-gc: FP on Feb 15, 2001.
AD March 28, 2001.
I have to go to SF INS. Looked at Cibas page on SF stamping, was very informative.
Have couple of more questions.
1) Should we go early morning to SF INC like SJ INS.
2) Is courtesy copy is OK.
3) My PP is expiring this december, should I renew it before going for stamping.
4) Does anybody know the photo studio name/phone number opposite to SF INS
I will compile and post the responses
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1) You don\'t need to go to the SF INS early like SJ. I just did my PP stamping last week. I arrived at 12pm and was out by about 3pm. But I would recommend going either earlier (say around 9-10am or later than I went, say closer to 2pm). Around 12 it gets really busy and you have to wait a while (in my case 2 hours). My friend went earlier in the day and was in and out in an hour.
2) Courtesy copy is fine.
3) My passport was expiring and I got it renewed before going. I don\'t think they care, but if you need to renew your passport later, then it will probably require an extra visit to the INS to get that one stamped.
4) The photo studio across the street is called Lee-Tones.
1) You don\'t need to go to the SF INS early like SJ. I just did my PP stamping last week. I arrived at 12pm and was out by about 3pm. But I would recommend going either earlier (say around 9-10am or later than I went, say closer to 2pm). Around 12 it gets really busy and you have to wait a while (in my case 2 hours). My friend went earlier in the day and was in and out in an hour.
2) Courtesy copy is fine.
3) My passport was expiring and I got it renewed before going. I don\'t think they care, but if you need to renew your passport later, then it will probably require an extra visit to the INS to get that one stamped.
4) The photo studio across the street is called Lee-Tones.
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Hi s-gc,
Congratulations on the approval. Your entry will be updated to reflect
this good news in the upcoming tracking lists. Regarding your question
about renewing passport. Go ahead stamp your current passport.
When the passport expires, carry that one with you along with the
new one. The red stamp in the "old" passport combined with an
unexpired new passport is sufficiently enough for traveling in and out
of the country. YOu don\'t need to make another trip to stamp the
"new" passport. Good luck,
ciba
Hi s-gc,
Congratulations on the approval. Your entry will be updated to reflect
this good news in the upcoming tracking lists. Regarding your question
about renewing passport. Go ahead stamp your current passport.
When the passport expires, carry that one with you along with the
new one. The red stamp in the "old" passport combined with an
unexpired new passport is sufficiently enough for traveling in and out
of the country. YOu don\'t need to make another trip to stamp the
"new" passport. Good luck,
ciba