FP expired...should I call and remind them?

[NJ-NY]

I was FP-ed July 8, 2002.
Since 15 months have passed and my AOS was not approved yet, I wonder if it is my responsibility to tell BCIS to send me a notice for the second FP.

I am losing hope..
RD: april 26, 2002

 

[rickz]

No, you don't have to.

Some people getting approved even with "expired" FP.

 

[GC012002]

It's already answered here:
http://boards.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=105110

Q-8:If my fingerprints expire, can you contact the Service Center and ask them to reschedule me for new fingerprints?

The BCIS has advised us that this will be in the hands of the officer assigned to adjudicate your application and that we cannot request a new fingerprinting appointment. If the adjudication officer determines that the fingerprints have expired, s/he will order that a date be set to schedule a new fingerprint appointment. On a system-wide level, the CSC has stated that it is working on identifying applicants with expired fingerprints in order to schedule new fingerprint appointments. However, there is no guarantee that this will happen. Please note that there is currently no mechanism for attorneys or their clients to alert the CSC and request new fingerprint appointments. None of the other Service Centers have indicated that they will take any such action.

 

[ct485]

I don't think a phone call can make any difference,
I make 4 phone calls to change my addres, turn out to be they are not even update my new address.
and the last one whom I talked to even told me go to trace whom are the agents change my address.