Los Angeles AOS interview area?

[epoy2 0]

hi guys,

how does the place for interview in LA looks like?

is it like an office or like a booth from the embassy wherein the interviewing officer is separated from the applicant by a glass window?

just wondering because we might bring some papers that are thick (photo album) that would not fit into the glass window hole.

or is it just like an office where the interviewing officer and the client will be face to face with each other with no glass or any barier.

thanks everyone. good luck and God Bless.

[marryme 0]

hi guys,

how does the place for interview in LA looks like?

is it like an office or like a booth from the embassy wherein the interviewing officer is separated from the applicant by a glass window?

just wondering because we might bring some papers that are thick (photo album) that would not fit into the glass window hole.

or is it just like an office where the interviewing officer and the client will be face to face with each other with no glass or any barier.

thanks everyone. good luck and God Bless.

I dont know how the LA interview room is like but from what your describing sounds like a check cashing place in a very bad neighborhood.. I would think you will get called in and be able to talk to the interviewer person to person face to face and not behind a bullet proof glass.

[AusCal 3]

hi guys,

how does the place for interview in LA looks like?

is it like an office or like a booth from the embassy wherein the interviewing officer is separated from the applicant by a glass window?

When I had my AOS interview in LA it was an office type set-up. We initially arrived and "checked in" at the appropriate window, then, sat in a waiting area and waited, and waited..... About 3 hours after our scheduled time we were called in - through a doorway into an office/cubicle type set-up. The officer sat on one side of the desk - we on another. No problems with handing thick documents or anything - hope that helps.