Albany NY USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 3.4
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21 Review(s)
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| Albany NY |  Review #12952 on October 5, 2013: |
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| Albany NY | Review #11436 on February 8, 2013: |
jane78
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This was a good experience. First of all a warning, DON'T bring any cell phones or other electronic items in to your appointment. They will make you turn around at the door and leave them in your car. The security staff said they have a phone in the office that you can use if you need to make a call. They were friendly and courteous to my husband and me, and to others coming in for various appointments. We were told to wait in the seating area for our name to be called. Some people were given numbers (I think people coming in for biometrics) but it seemed that anyone coming in for an AOS interview was told to wait for their name. We arrived at about 10:00AM for our 10:15AM appointment. We were called at probably 10:25AM.
Our officer was a tall African American man. He was friendly but not over the top about it if that makes sense. We were first "sworn in." He then asked for my spouse's ID and my passport and he took the I-94 (white card stapled to my H1-B vis... read complete review
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| Albany NY | Review #10938 on November 22, 2012: |
erikjwaxx
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Interview went very quickly, no more than fifteen minutes at the most. It was a simple "what's the other's birthday, where was the other born, what's your anniversary?" and that was it for questioning. The IO, Matt, was very friendly and laid back through the whole affair, dropping jokes when confirming my wife's answers on the I-485: "have you ever bought a weapon, used a weapon or threatened anyone except your husband with a weapon?" Compared to the volumes of evidence of bona fides I've seen some people present with their application, ours was fairly minimal: just a selection of pictures, our insurance policies and copies of passport entry/exit stamps from visits to each other, and there was no problem with that. After this quick and informal interview, he informed us he was going to approve our permanent residency application, and to expect the green card in the mail in a couple weeks. Since we received EAD/AP card the day before the interview, now I guess it's time to start b... read complete review
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| Albany NY | Review #9543 on April 24, 2012: |
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| Albany NY | Review #9495 on April 18, 2012: |
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