I want to make a comment about my experience with fingerprinting. I only spent 35 minutes there and my hands were not messed up since they did it electronically. I will call the FBI hot number to see whether my fp were cleared and will keep you posted about anything new. By the way, the guy at the FP was really nice and courtuous. I felt really good today and saw a new ray of hope.
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The fingerprint experience
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Lazerthegreat
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which part of the country do you live in?
Originally posted by shamshon
I want to make a comment about my experience with fingerprinting. I only spent 35 minutes there and my hands were not messed up since they did it electronically. I will call the FBI hot number to see whether my fp were cleared and will keep you posted about anything new. By the way, the guy at the FP was really nice and courtuous. I felt really good today and saw a new ray of hope.
It happens that the Support Centers where FP are taken, are not INS dependencies. They are private companies providing the FP service for INS. Obviously, they are supervised by INS, but what I mean is that people working in those support centers are not INS employees.
So, there is a big difference in customer service.
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Sessanga Charlesa
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Congratulations i too had the same experience when i did my FP on 10/03,I was able to get the results within 24hrs.
Good luck.
Good luck.
Originally posted by shamshon
Thanks sassenga
I live in chicago and I believe that the place was really an INS facility and there was a real immigtation officer there.
If you were fingerprinted in an Application Support Center, as I believe, they are not INS employees.
ASC's are sites the INS has opened all over the US just to provide FP service. Normally they are located at a different place from the local INS office.
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kaoticfury
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Question:
i did my fringerprint before my case approved in 1999, i applied my green card in 2000,since then i have never gotten notices of getting fringerprints, is it normal?
i did my fringerprint before my case approved in 1999, i applied my green card in 2000,since then i have never gotten notices of getting fringerprints, is it normal?