Today was my (and my wife\'s) scheduled FP at Okaland. It was at
12 noon, but we went around 10:47 AM, and parked at the hourly parking lot
on 18th street. The ASC was EXTERMELY crowded. The doorman gave us numbers 122 and 123.
We filled the worksheets, and after about 45 minutes our numbers were called. The lady
checked the worksheets and asked us to wait again. They were moving people in batches to the 2nd floor
where 4 technicians were doing the FP. After a very long time, we were asked to go to 2nd floor.
About 20 minutes later, our numbers were called.
The man asked to see my FP notice and ID. I showed him the driving license, and then he asked for the EAD.
I gave him my EAD. Then he took impressions of my left 4 fingers together, followed by right 4 fingers.
After that, he started scanning my fingers one by one. I got lots of "ridge break"s for all of the fingers,
and he kept on retrying them until they passed. For some cases, he ignored the ridge breaks. I asked him
about that, and he said that it is okay if the breaks are on the side. He also moistened my finger with some gels.
I now hope I do not get a redo on the FP.
My wife\'s FP went through quickly. There were some ridge breaks but they all passed on retry. There was no
need to moisten any finger.
We completed it all around 2:15, very hungry.
12 noon, but we went around 10:47 AM, and parked at the hourly parking lot
on 18th street. The ASC was EXTERMELY crowded. The doorman gave us numbers 122 and 123.
We filled the worksheets, and after about 45 minutes our numbers were called. The lady
checked the worksheets and asked us to wait again. They were moving people in batches to the 2nd floor
where 4 technicians were doing the FP. After a very long time, we were asked to go to 2nd floor.
About 20 minutes later, our numbers were called.
The man asked to see my FP notice and ID. I showed him the driving license, and then he asked for the EAD.
I gave him my EAD. Then he took impressions of my left 4 fingers together, followed by right 4 fingers.
After that, he started scanning my fingers one by one. I got lots of "ridge break"s for all of the fingers,
and he kept on retrying them until they passed. For some cases, he ignored the ridge breaks. I asked him
about that, and he said that it is okay if the breaks are on the side. He also moistened my finger with some gels.
I now hope I do not get a redo on the FP.
My wife\'s FP went through quickly. There were some ridge breaks but they all passed on retry. There was no
need to moisten any finger.
We completed it all around 2:15, very hungry.