bibo said:i am about to send my app to buffalo without the fbi records since I dont want my other pcc to expire.
will that be a problem?
one more thing, i went to get money order they couldn't do one for me for $1020 the did 2 for $510 each, one for me and one for my wife.
should i sign one, and my wife sign the other? or should both be signed by me?
please advise.
thank you
Jasper said:FINALLY, I received my FBI certificate today.....
winter876 said:Thank you virgos, I think it should be original one.
Jasper,Jasper said:FINALLY, I received my FBI certificate today. Here's my timeline for FBI clearance:
-Sent my request (fingerprint card) by USPS: 12/2/2009
-FBI received my request (USPS tracking): 12/7/2009
-FBI mailed out my certificate (postmark date): 3/1/2010
-Received my FBI certificate: 3/5/2010
But the official dates written on my FBI certificate are:
-Received: 12/14/2009
-Returned: 2/23/2010 (this is probably the date when FBI finished processing my case)
-Certificate was dated 2/25/2010
-At the bottom of certificate, "FEB 26 2010" was stamped in red ink
Congrats !! This one was a long waitJasper said:FINALLY, I received my FBI certificate today. Here's my timeline for FBI clearance:
-Sent my request (fingerprint card) by USPS: 12/2/2009
-FBI received my request (USPS tracking): 12/7/2009
-FBI mailed out my certificate (postmark date): 3/1/2010
-Received my FBI certificate: 3/5/2010
But the official dates written on my FBI certificate are:
-Received: 12/14/2009
-Returned: 2/23/2010 (this is probably the date when FBI finished processing my case)
-Certificate was dated 2/25/2010
-At the bottom of certificate, "FEB 26 2010" was stamped in red ink
Thanks Virgos- helpful list!virgos said:I have finally sent my complete application today to CIC Buffalo with all PCCs.
Will keep updating the forum so that Timelines can be tracked.
8 ) Copy of Passport, non blank pages (Applicant & Spouse)
I hope this helps....
thanks for info....even i was waiting for someone to reply to your query..... so this means they encashed your MO even though they rejected your wife's Fingerprint.deepfreezed said:I got the FBI finger print records back. They rejected My wife's FBI finger print request saying they couldn't read the finger prints. Do I send the CIC application without my wife's with explanation? Deadline will certainly expire if I wait for the second FBI finger print attempt.
Anyone done this before?
BTW, answer to below is yes, I asked the question about a week ago in this forum and got no answer.
Question.
Does the FBI en-cash the payment even if there are issues with the fingerprints or missing information? Yes
Congratulations Jasper.Jasper said:FINALLY, I received my FBI certificate today. Here's my timeline for FBI clearance:
-Sent my request (fingerprint card) by USPS: 12/2/2009
-FBI received my request (USPS tracking): 12/7/2009
-FBI mailed out my certificate (postmark date): 3/1/2010
-Received my FBI certificate: 3/5/2010
Yeah, that is my only option right now. FBI is not going to charge for my wife's second attempt. I have to send a new finger print card with information they sent me. I do have another 2 sets of finger prints for my wife taken from the same day. But I don't think those finger print cards will work because they are copies of the same scan taken by the same officer.desikiVAAT said:thanks for info....even i was waiting for someone to reply to your query..... so this means they encashed your MO even though they rejected your wife's Fingerprint.
I suggest you send your CIC application without your wife's FBI report(with letter explaining the reason)....just check 3-4 pages back- i m forgetting the name of the member who has sent it without wife's FBI report (same case as your -wife's fingerprint rejected) and when they checked with FBI they were told that resubmission will take same amount of time- 3 months...so go ahead and submit your application. Also try calling up FBI and checking again about the present timeline for resubmission as FBI has become pretty active past few days.