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USCIS Begins Sending Out Rescheduled Biometrics Appointments

By Sheri-kae McLeod··1 min read
USCIS Begins Sending Out Rescheduled Biometrics Appointments
Key Points(5)
  • The USCIS has finally begun sending out notices to immigrants to reschedule previously cancelled appointments for biometrics, where fingerprint and digital photos are taken at local USCIS offices.
  • New notices include a short one-page questionnaire which requests general information from the applicant which should be completed prior to and turned in at the appointment.
  • Immigrants must wear a mask when entering the USCIS building.
  • No family members will be allowed to accompany the applicant.
  • If you need to reschedule your appointment due to illness or other causes, make sure and tick off the reschedule request and send the request to the address on the notice.

The USCIS has finally begun sending out notices to immigrants to reschedule previously cancelled appointments for biometrics, where fingerprint and digital photos are taken at local USCIS offices.

New notices include a short one-page questionnaire which requests general information from the applicant which should be completed prior to and turned in at the appointment.

Immigrants must wear a mask when entering the USCIS building.

No family members will be allowed to accompany the applicant.

If you need to reschedule your appointment due to illness or other causes, make sure and tick off the reschedule request and send the request to the address on the notice.

For more information, visit the website at www.Immigratetoday.com and clicking on the Immigration Newsletter link in the upper left hand corner or by visiting our enewsletter site at: www.americanimmigrationcentral.com

** Contributions to this Column are made by Attorney Caroly Pedersen, Esq. of the American Immigration Law Center

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