man, this morning i dropped by the DPS to get a State ID, and it was 15 bucks, with fingerprinting and all.  How can they jack up the prices on finger printing to $50 at the naturalization office?!!  I wonder if it's possible to just direct them to the DPS for my finger prints :-D

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Kevin Graeme
  To: CF-Community
  Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 3:23 PM
  Subject: Re: Scary if True

  I was replying to brobborb. But I'm sure he'll find it useful. :-)

  -Kevin

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: "Lyons, Larry"

  > Kevin,
  >
  > You may want to talk with an immigration lawyer. But here's what I found:
  >
  > http://uscis.gov/graphics/fieldoffices/greencard.htm
  >
  > In your case you might be interested in this notice:
  > "If you are a renewal applicant AND you were issued your "Green Card"
  before
  > your 14th birthday AND you are now over 14 years old, you must be
  > fingerprinted. You will need to bring a check or money order for the $50
  > fingerprinting fee (total of $180 for both the I-90 renewal application
  and
  > the fingerprinting service)."
  >
  > Anyhow navigate through the site. By and large its fairly easy to
  > understand.
  >
  > I went through the process last December. I did the paper work on-line
  (btw
  > they have a nice dynamic pdf generator), and then paid for it. You then
  have
  > to telephone your nearest application support center and get photographed
  > and finger printed again. Then they will issue you a temp card. You should
  > get your new one in about a year or so.
  >
  > BTW you may not be eligible for electronic filing, so you'll have to take
  in
  > all the paperwork to the application support center, then make a separate
  > appointment for the photos and fingerprinting.
  >
  > larry
  >
  > > -----Original Message-----
  > > From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  > > Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 4:05 PM
  > > To: CF-Community
  > > Subject: Re: Scary if True
  > >
  > >
  > > > I have been in the US for almost 21 years.  i'm turning 23
  > > this year.
  > > > I
  > > just recently found out that I was supposed to renew my
  > > residential alien card when I was 14!  Yikes!  I'm going to
  > > renew it this week.  I hope that's still possible :-D
  > >
  > > Good luck with that. There was a story on NPR this morning
  > > about a foreign Fullbright scholar that got deported because
  > > his connecting flight put him through a different airport
  > > than what his visa said.
  > >
  > > -Kevin
  > >
  > >
  > >
  >
  >
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