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FP walk in
- Thread starter formerf1
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Considering that the majority of FPs are scheduled within 1-4 weeks of receiving FL letter, doing a walk in doesn't speed up process dramatically.
absolutely...that is why I am surprised by the increasing trend in "walk in" in the forum
Well, if you have time to do walk-in FP, do it. Early FP would ensure your app will not be delayed in case you have last minute schedule conflict.
I tried to do early FP in Atlanta (Collier Rd) and did it at the worst possible moment. Apparently Tuesdays are always busy (ASC is closed on Monday). I went for my scheduled FP which was on Wednesday and there was hardly anyone inside.
I tried to do early FP in Atlanta (Collier Rd) and did it at the worst possible moment. Apparently Tuesdays are always busy (ASC is closed on Monday). I went for my scheduled FP which was on Wednesday and there was hardly anyone inside.
Well, if you have time to do walk-in FP, do it. Early FP would ensure your app will not be delayed in case you have last minute schedule conflict.
I tried to do early FP in Atlanta (Collier Rd) and did it at the worst possible moment. Apparently Tuesdays are always busy (ASC is closed on Monday). I went for my scheduled FP which was on Wednesday and there was hardly anyone inside.
My letter mentions that in case I miss my appointment, I can come by any following wednesday. It seems wednesdays are the slowest days for ASC
My letter mentions that in case I miss my appointment, I can come by any following wednesday. It seems wednesdays are the slowest days for ASC
Wednesday and Saturday appear to be the typical reschedule times.
I don't see much reason to do walkins nowadays.
Don't they help in getting an earlier IL/ID?
In that case there is no point in doing an early FP, unless the original FP appt. date conflicts with some other appt.
Check out this thread:
http://forums.immigration.com/showthread.php?t=295101
Paulclarke1's wife seemed to have got ahead due to early FP, and got her interview less than 3 months from mailing the N400. Her husband, do did not do early FP was 2 weeks behind her. Could be DO dependent.
Just speculating, do not have anything to back this up.
http://forums.immigration.com/showthread.php?t=295101
Paulclarke1's wife seemed to have got ahead due to early FP, and got her interview less than 3 months from mailing the N400. Her husband, do did not do early FP was 2 weeks behind her. Could be DO dependent.
Just speculating, do not have anything to back this up.
I did a walk-in just because it's more convenient.
I went to the ASC at 8am and went to work a little late instead of missing a whole day's work because my schedule was in the middle of the day, and on my job's busiest day of the month.
I didn't expect it to expedite my case. It also didn't hurt anyone.
I went to the ASC at 8am and went to work a little late instead of missing a whole day's work because my schedule was in the middle of the day, and on my job's busiest day of the month.
I didn't expect it to expedite my case. It also didn't hurt anyone.