Can I use my Courtesy approval copy for passport stamp?
- Thread starter Fuji
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Fuji,
I remember your id. Congrats on your approval.
That must be quite relieving.
For stamping, I would say it depends on the Office to Office.
I went with a e-mail printout of my approval and got my PP stamped.
12-13 days later I got my actual card too.
This was possible for me at Arlington, VA 's office. I was told by guys from New Jersey's office that ppl with e-mail printout were sent back.
In your case, since you have a courtesy copy, you should be okay.
All the best.
I remember your id. Congrats on your approval.
That must be quite relieving.
For stamping, I would say it depends on the Office to Office.
I went with a e-mail printout of my approval and got my PP stamped.
12-13 days later I got my actual card too.
This was possible for me at Arlington, VA 's office. I was told by guys from New Jersey's office that ppl with e-mail printout were sent back.
In your case, since you have a courtesy copy, you should be okay.
All the best.
i believe that courtesy copy os ok
fujis, i did my stamp with courtesy copy at charlotte nc WITHOUT any problem, remember to bring:
1). courtesy copy
2). passport (at least as good as 6 months)
3). photo (get nice looking picture, it will show on your gc)
4). all EADs and APs (i gave all to them, and they even did not count them)
5). clear right index finger (no cut, also this one will show on your gc too)
good luck!
fujis, i did my stamp with courtesy copy at charlotte nc WITHOUT any problem, remember to bring:
1). courtesy copy
2). passport (at least as good as 6 months)
3). photo (get nice looking picture, it will show on your gc)
4). all EADs and APs (i gave all to them, and they even did not count them)
5). clear right index finger (no cut, also this one will show on your gc too)
good luck!
Safari_TSC
Registered Users (C)
We just used the courtesy copies for the PP stamp at Jacksonville local office, FL. It seems to be that the officer here prefers the courtesy copy because it has your mailing address on it. Whereas the original copy has your lawyer's.