ian-mstm

I received a Notice of Action today indicating the date and time of my appointment to be fingerprinted. The surprising thing is that my fingerprints will be taken at my nearest support center - in this case, Charleston, WV rather than at the Louisville, KY office which is where I was expecting to go. The USCIS web site indicates that fingerprints will be done at the nearest center, but I never truly believed that! While I do live in Kentucky, Charleston is just over 1 hour from my home whereas Louisville is 3.5 hours away! That's fine by me.

Best wishes,
Ian and Sheila

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Timeline:

Mailed I-129F: November 28, 1997
1st NoA: January 13, 1998
K-1 interview in Montreal: March 27, 1998
Married Sheila: May 23, 1998
Filed for AoS: June 15, 1998
AoS interview: February 20, 2001
Received PR status: March 4, 2001
Applied for Citizenship: December 8, 2003
NoA: Priority date - December 11, 2003
Fingerprinted: January 20, 2004

Ray

[QUOTE]Originally posted by ian-mstm
I received a Notice of Action today indicating the date and time of my appointment to be fingerprinted. The surprising thing is that my fingerprints will be taken at my nearest support center - in this case, Charleston, WV rather than at the Louisville, KY office which is where I was expecting to go. The USCIS web site indicates that fingerprints will be done at the nearest center, but I never truly believed that! While I do live in Kentucky, Charleston is just over 1 hour from my home whereas Louisville is 3.5 hours away! That's fine by me.

And even better news is the support center are usually very efficient ...you should be in and out in 10 minutes tops..