Need suggestion about parking for USCIS Sacramento CA

[NSBJ 0]

Hi there, 

I have an interview for Citizenship next month 8 o'clock in the morning at USCIS Sacramento CA. (after 7 long months waiting since submitted online application). Please can anyone give me an idea where is the best parking area or closet parking garage. I heard there are limited space on site and only an hour or two on street parking. Anyone has an interview experience or any additional info at this office please share. Very appropriated, thank you. 

June

[millefleur 5,038]

**Duplicate post removed; please do not post same topic in multiple forums. Topic is moved to US Citizenship General Discussion as question is about parking near USCIS field office for citizenship interview**

Edited February 27, 2019 by millefleur

[NSBJ 0]

6 minutes ago, millefleur said:

**Duplicate post removed; please do not post same topic in multiple forums. Topic is moved to General Immigration-Related Discussion as question is not about a USCIS service center, but about a local USCIS office**

I am sorry about the double post. I can't figure it out how to delete the post after realized I might post on the wrong forum and didn't also realized that double post is prohibited. Thanks. 

[millefleur 5,038]

Just now, NSBJ said:

I am sorry about the double post. I can't figure it out how to delete the post after realized I might post on the wrong forum and didn't also realized that double post is prohibited. Thanks. 

No worries, it's not a problem. If you ever need to delete or move something, just hit the "Report post" link on the right hand side of the post and someone will get to it.

[JohnE 57]

I have found that Google maps is my friend.  You can virtually drive down the streets and see different landmarks or in your case parking lots.  Make note of the name of the parking lot and go a Google search (dang use Google for everything!) for the parking lot.  Call them or check their web site for prices and times of operation.  

 

On a side note my wife had her citizenship interview a few weeks ago and just over a week later had the oath ceremony.   Best of luck with your interview and keep studying those 100 questions.

 

God bless

 

John

 

[NSBJ 0]

2 hours ago, JohnE said:

I have found that Google maps is my friend.  You can virtually drive down the streets and see different landmarks or in your case parking lots.  Make note of the name of the parking lot and go a Google search (dang use Google for everything!) for the parking lot.  Call them or check their web site for prices and times of operation.  

 

On a side note my wife had her citizenship interview a few weeks ago and just over a week later had the oath ceremony.   Best of luck with your interview and keep studying those 100 questions.

 

God bless

 

John

 

John, 

Thank you for the advice. I did google map satellite mode last night looking at surrounding area, print out the pictures, experiment googling map on phone to the actual area and etc as I am very bad at directions LOL. 

[watashi 24]

I did my interview there . I just parked on the street around the corner . My interview was just past noon and there was plenty of nearby street parking . Don’t know what it’s like at 8am but I’d check the ParkMobile app or something like that if I needed to find something ahead of time . 

[NSBJ 0]

23 hours ago, watashi said:

I did my interview there . I just parked on the street around the corner . My interview was just past noon and there was plenty of nearby street parking . Don’t know what it’s like at 8am but I’d check the ParkMobile app or something like that if I needed to find something ahead of time . 

I plan to get there may be around 7 a.m. Hopefully it is early enough to find a decent street parking spot close by. I did found a couple of parking garage that not too far to walk on google map in case street parking is full. Thank you for your advice 😊