Cindyabs

Originally posted by speedyvespa

    > Hi,


    > My EAD app was approved on Dec 15th, but I received an RFE on the 5th
    > of January asking me to make an appointment for a biometrics exam - my
    > original NOA had gone astray, therefore I couldn't book one. I
    > attended my biometrics exam a few days ago.


    > Could anyone give me an idea of how long an RFE for an EAD (which has
    > been approved) may take? Not too long I hope, as our coffers are down
    > to the last few pee....


    > Many thanks!


    > - Mark



Hey Mark I was afraid something like that had happened. Anyway, seems
Maggie aka Maggs might have gotten one if I remember correctly-think
it might be in her timeline on the K3 EAD rollcall thread.

Speedyvespa

Originally posted by cindyabs

    > Hey Mark I was afraid something like that had happened. Anyway, seems
    > Maggie aka Maggs might have gotten one if I remember correctly-think
    > it might be in her timeline on the K3 EAD rollcall thread.



Thanks Cindy - it looks like it took something like 2-3 weeks, but as I
said in the other post - that was back in the good ol' days when EAD
processing only took a short eternity!



Any news? Have you applied for an interim one yet?



- Mark

Cindyabs

Originally posted by speedyvespa

    > Thanks Cindy - it looks like it took something like 2-3 weeks, but as
    > I said in the other post - that was back in the good ol' days when EAD
    > processing only took a short eternity!


    > Any news? Have you applied for an interim one yet?


    > - Mark





Nothing new here, . Right now we're going to sit tight for a wee bit
longer before going to get interim, since we hate to spend the money for
a flight to Atlanta right now. Also I'm not quite up to the role of
chauffeur for a 300 mile trip yet to save booking the flight.

Sigh.

Did you ask them what happened to the original biometrics you did?

Speedyvespa

Originally posted by cindyabs

    > Did you ask them what happened to the original biometrics you did?
    >



Nope... I've a new strategy called "on a need-to-know-basis". Reason is,
when I was trying to track down my NOA, I couldn't get it re-requested
as I knew my receipt number. How? By queueing up at the Bloomington
centre at 4 in the morning. Fair huh?



So these days, I volunteer nothing except what I'm explicitly asked or
have to impart to gain some other information.



Good luck with you and yours..!