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I would be nervous about USCIS not canceling the appointment they gave me and then marking me down as having missed it. I see the appeal of going early but I would rather avoid any confusion on my case. It's only 2-3 weeks... If the appointment was 6 months down the road, it would be worth it but it's not that long of a wait. We've waited so many years... just a matter of time now! Do it right!

Even if they have the letter in hand, the letter states a specific day and time to go in, why go in and seem over eager and risk being turned away? Ive always believed that rules/laws/regulations/guidelines are there for a reason. They are placed so that they may be followed, not as a decorative purpose.

So I was doing some snooping around at another forum related to DACA and I saw that several people already have their EAD in process. They said that when they got their Biometrics appointment, they walked-in to the USCIS location and they were allowed to take their Biometrics earlier, before their appointment date. If I lived closer to my ASC location I would probably try to do the same, but it's 40 minutes away. After I get my Biometrics appointment I will probably give the ASC office a call to see if they will let me walk-in before my appointment. What do you guys think?

I haven't actually gone to my appointment yet since its still due in 12 days. From what I know, when you get a biometric besides getting your photograph taken and fingerprints, you must also fill out a form which is basically about you. Things like your height, weight etc. This is what I know that happens in biometric checks. It is anticipated to be the same for us applying for DACA.

...well said amor

I agree! Plus your application went through extremely fast, how did you do it?

How can she lied about working? There was no question about work history and it wasn't a requirement

Sure they can just tell you to come back on your appointment date, you won't lose anything, you can only win. This is mostly for the people that live close by to their ASC office and can stop by and ask if they can take them earlier. If not, they will just go back on their appointment date. I would post the link for you to the other forums where people are already getting their EAD sent to them because they went in earlier for their Biometrics, but I don't think posting the link would be right. I will probably be calling in and asking them if my sister and I can go in at the same date because I sent her forms 2 days later and she will most likely get a different appointment date because it is too far to drive down there twice.

I don't know how much I believe that people were just able to "walk in" and get their biometrics done. Its not the DMV. If someone just even has a question and they want to go to a USCIS office, the have to make an appointment. I think they would look at you like "where are you here?" Where is your appt letter or notice?

I'm not sure to believe that people actually did this. I mean, we're talking about a major U.S entity here (USCIS) when they tell you something or give you directions, you do it. That's my opinion. I will be patient and do everything accordingly.

Hi deyr, I also happen to have a job and yes I used a fake ssn to get the job. I will not be providing any documents from my workplace as proof of me being here though. What I'm doing is asking a professional about it...

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