Nocigar

I got approved in Hartford( it was a little painful cause I forgot a form I566, so I had to run to Kinkos get on the internet and fill it out on the spot). Anyway, the stamp looks rather ..how should I say this blahhh.

It looks like something someone could manufacture in their basement. I am rather skeptical of travelling on that stamp.

Secondly, the thing whole intervew seems like a blurr to me. I thought the officer takes a fingure print of your index fingure. Does that not happen anymore ?

Secondly, they are not going to change their mind after the stamp are they ?

I guess we all need something to worry about, I wont stop worrying till I have the actual card in my hand.

Noorah101

Are you talking about the AOS interview? If so, then yes, the stamp is just a plain rubber stamp with some writing on it by the Officer. Others have used it to travel with no problems. No fingerprints were taken at my husband's AOS interview.

Best Wishes,
Rene

Noorah101

What is form I-566? I don't recall using that form during our visa or AOS process.

Rene

Noorah101

Answered my own question: http://uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-566.htm

Wow...interesting.

Rene

Nocigar

I had to do I566 because I came to this country on a A-2 visa. It is need to give up Diplomatic immunity and so on.