Stage: Biometrics

FNB on Your USCIS Case: What It Means

FNBFingerprints takenPublished definition

Your fingerprints were taken.

Sources for this meaning

What it means

The NIEM code list of USCIS benefit document statuses describes FNB as FINGERPRINTS TAKEN.

USCIS uses biometrics to confirm your identity and to run background and security checks, so database check results (such as FTA0) can follow fingerprinting.

What usually comes next

Check your appointment notice for instructions; further checks or review may follow.

Which forms it appears on

The linked NIEM entry does not identify which forms use this code. We do not infer a form list from the code alone.

Sources

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