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“Biometrics Appointment Was Scheduled”on your I-694 · Appeal a legalization decision

A biometrics appointment is set in connection with your I-694.
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WHICH STEP ARE YOU ON?
Receipt notice · here
Review by the office or the AAO
Decision

What to do, in 4 steps

Read the appointment notice and write down the date and place.
Bring the notice and a valid photo ID.
Arrive on time.
If you cannot go, ask to reschedule before the date.
letter
Your deadlineThe one on your letter. Do not miss it.
In this statusThe appointment date is on your notice; the status usually changes after you attend.

What it means for your I-694

A biometrics appointment is set in connection with your I-694. This is not a usual step for an appeal, but USCIS may need updated background checks. Bring the notice and a photo ID, and do not miss it.

In general, on any form:

USCIS scheduled you for a biometrics appointment. At this visit they take your fingerprints, photo and signature. The appointment notice lists the date, time and Application Support Center. Going to this appointment is required.

Avoid these mistakes

Forgetting the appointment notice at home.
Missing the appointment without rescheduling.
Going to the wrong center.

Quick questions

What does "Biometrics Appointment Was Scheduled" mean on an I-694?

A biometrics appointment is set in connection with your I-694. This is not a usual step for an appeal, but USCIS may need updated background checks. Bring the notice and a photo ID, and do not miss it.

What do I bring to a biometrics appointment?

Your appointment notice and a valid government photo ID.

Can I go on a different day?

Some centers allow walk-ins, but it is not guaranteed. Ask to reschedule through USCIS to be safe.

What happens if I miss biometrics?

USCIS may consider your case abandoned. Reschedule or contact USCIS right away.

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AI-assisted explanation based on the official USCIS status, reviewed by CaseAlerta. Not legal advice. Times are typical ranges, never an exact date.