Eyeball print Biometrics

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Question to all Gurus:

One of my friends lawyer is telling him that BCIS is not only doing fingerprinting but also eyeball (retina scan) print also.

Is that true?
 
At this point I am ready to give not only my FP and retina scan but also a pint of blood and a pound of flesh -- USCIS just has to ask for it.
 
Retina Scan

I don't think CIS has started the retina scan. It may be the on the horizon.
 
I don't think this is directly related to GC fingerprints but to USVISIT program.
The law allows the entry officer to collect Biometric Identifier, and Biometric Identifier is defined as

As used in this rule, a ``biometric identifier'' is a physical
characteristic or other attribute unique to an individual that can be
collected, stored, and used to verify the claimed identity of a person
who presents himself or herself to a border inspector. To verify
identity, a similar physical characteristic or attribute is taken from
the person who presents himself or herself and it is compared against
the previously collected identifier. Examples of biometric identifiers
include, but are not limited to, the face (i.e., captured in a
photograph), fingerprints, hand geometry measurements, handwriting
samples, iris scans, retina scans, voice patterns, and other unique
characteristics.

so guys...blood, dental, rectal...every sample can come next...
 
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