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FSW-Outland AOR: May 15th Current status per GCMS notes: Eligibility: Passed Medical: Passed Info Sharing: In Progress Security: Not Started Criminality: Not Started Guess need to wait for some time for security and criminality to start..

FSW-Outland AOR May 15th Current Status Eligibility: Passed Criminality: Not started Security: Not started Medical: Passed Info Sharing: In Progress Biometrics provided in the US on the 27th of July. I guess it is going to take some time for me to see more progress.

I live in the US. So I gave my biometrics and my profile was also updated with the information.

AOR - May15th (FSW-Outland) Medical Passed - July 16th Biometrics Request - July 16th Biometrics Completed - July 27th Last status - Biometrics completed. Not sure how long after biometrics we expect to see an update.

If it is not on a company letter head then it is better to remove it and put it under personal history. It will save everyones time as pointed out by Shomaro above.

I don't think there is any harm in keeping the experience letter in. The officer will most likely figure out that the letter has no value as you are not claiming any points for it. That being said, once you move it to personal history you will not be asked to upload any supporting documentation...

FSW Outland Applicant E-APR AOR-May 15th, 2020 Medicals Passed - July 16th, 2020 Biometrics Request - July 16th, 2020 Current Application Status - Action Required ("We need your fingerprints to process your application...")

Congrats! Are you FSW outland?

If you don't mind me asking, are you a FSW Outland or an inland applicant? Congratulations!

Anybody had a similar experience?

It has been close to 10 days since I went to the consulate and submitted the documents.

The country is India. I updated the question. Thanks for spotting that!

So, I applied for my PCC at the SFO consulate for India and even though my passport was issued in the US they still said they will send a request to the RPO. 2 days ago my dad got a phone call from the Police station inquiring about where I live, where I work and since when my dad has lived at...

Check with the consulate. They clearly state that you need a residence proof in the US. misc.sf@mea.gov.in is where you can try your luck.

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Does anyone remember the answers for questions 26-30 in the listening section? This was about the two people Susan and someone agreeing over energy sources.