Los Angeles CA USCIS Office Reviews
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| Los Angeles CA |  Review #22640 on October 9, 2017: |
californiadream_
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B2 visa overstayed since 2007
Self-Filed – NO LAWYER
Married USC : 01/30/2017
PD: 02/23/2017
EAD + AP in Production: 05/08/2017
EAD + AP Card: 05/16/2017
Notice for interview via email: 08/10/2017
Interview notice got lost in the mailing process, called USCIS to fax it to local Office Depot (they can only fax it 5 days prior to interview date)
Notice of interview received through Fax: 09/06/2017
Interview Date: 09/11/2017 @ 2:00 pm
*Background:
* Beneficiary overstayed since 2007 (finished HS and Bachelors Degree during overstay)
* Beneficiary did not qualify for DACA due to arrival date (one week after the cut off date)
* USC is unemployed and never filed tax, there for a Co-Sponsor’s income is used solely (both USC and Co-Sponsor filed I-864)
*USC 26, beneficiary 23 – same race
Interview:
Arrived at the LA Immigration build... read complete review
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #22181 on July 20, 2017: |
4444510
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We had our interview on September 11th of 2013. Yes, 2013. Just sharing my experience and it lasted 2 hours!!! We were separated after having 10 minute convo all together. Each of us was asked around 40 same questions such as "What color is bed cover in your bedroom?", "What did your wife drink for dinner last night?", "What color is a box in which your wife keeps her pills". The officer was very meticulous writing down answers. Before we started we took an oath and she was looking in my eyes like 5 seconds. Even though I was saying the truth it was hard to deal with. So our case was held for review for another 9 months. After that they sent us Request for Evidence. We sent them updated lease, our first joint tax return and few other minor documents, after which we were approved in September of 2014.
(updated on July 20, 2017)
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #22180 on July 20, 2017: |
4444510
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We had our interview on September 11th of 2013. Yes, 2013. Just sharing my experience and it lasted 2 hours!!! We were separated after having 10 minute convo all together. Each of us was asked around 40 same questions such as "What color is bed cover in your bedroom?", "What did your wife drink for dinner last night?", "What color is a box in which your wife keeps her pills". The officer was very meticulous writing down answers. Before we started we took an oath and she was looking in my eyes like 5 seconds. Even though I was saying the truth it was hard to deal with. So our case was held for review for another 9 months. After that they sent us Request for Evidence. We sent them updated lease, our first joint tax return and few other minor documents, after which we were approved in September of 2014.
(updated on July 20, 2017)
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #20537 on September 29, 2016: |
edygatot78
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not much to ask.... went really smooth
only need to get police report
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #17865 on September 25, 2015: |
PKC
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Planning to reschedule
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