Baltimore MD USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 3.6
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113 Review(s)
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Baltimore MD | Review #7379 on April 5, 2011: |
lapin

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Although it was favourable, my husband (the USC) and I found this interview very hard. We carefully prepared all the documents they asked for on the list and got to the office 20 minutes early. The appointment was at 8 and I guess was the first of the day as we were called in very quickly.
The officer had our file on his desk and started by having us swear the oath to tell the truth. Then he checked our ID. He went through the I485 form, asking me (the foreign national) my name, address, if I was married, where my husband was (right next to me!), SSN etc. He basically had me answer the questions on it, including my husband's DoB, where he was born, what his mum's name is, how much he earns, etc. Then he asked some similar questions of my husband. He asked him what medications I take. He wanted to know why we'd got married within only 7 months of meeting.
He also asked how we met and had me give him the evidence of a relationship - we'd brought joint accoun... read complete review
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Baltimore MD | Review #7377 on April 5, 2011: |
Moleza

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Arrived at the federal building at 1030. Appt. 11:00 am. We got there and immediately went to the check - in window. The agent took our I-797C, (NOA) document and told us to have a seat. (The room was packed with people. I was thinking we were going to be there all day. But, the agent came out from the little room and told us that we had to go downstairs and into another room. We walked downstairs and saw there were 8 people there waiting for their appointment. We walked to the front of the office where there was another receptionist whom took our I797C and gave it to another agent in the back. About 10 minutes go by and a candidate came out from the room and talked to his family. By the time I turned my head, it was our turn. We went in and the agent told us to have a seat. He had our entire history of documents in front of him. He said that he was there to go over our documents and to see if everything was still in order. He asked for, my Drivers License, and my wife's ID. He asked h... read complete review
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Baltimore MD | Review #7102 on January 27, 2011: |
CoolGen10

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We were hoping to be approved but were only told that someone else would make the decision later.
We are a K-1, with K-2, having gotten an I-601 Waiver.
The lady was not aware of our I-601 waiver.
Her main objective was to verify data on the forms.
The only documentation she asked for was:
Passports, my Drivers Liscense, I-94 cards which she kept, and proof of relationship materials (I gave bank statement, credit card statement, health insurance card, recents family photos, wedding album)
She marvelled at our wedding album.
Since the appointment letter said no Cell Phones, we didn't bring one. However, we learned they were fine as long as you turned them off after entering the interview offices. They were okay in the waiting room.
Interview took about 20 minutes for both my wife and her son (5 yrs old).
Parking is expensive ($18 for 1-2 hours).
We arrived about 1pm for find a long line at security. ... read complete review
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Baltimore MD | Review #6851 on November 9, 2010: |
Nwanyioma

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We were approved!!!! :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: We arrived in Baltimore, Maryland exactly 10:00 am. Our interview was scheduled for 11am. Only to realize that we forgot our marriage certificate at home. We quickly went back home came back and arrived at 11:08am (I was speeding). We went through security, who escorted us to room 103. We checked in at the front desk and the receptionist told us to listen for our name to be called. We waited for about 10 mins, and a young white lady called my husbands name. We said Good Morning to her because she really didnt look so friendly. Before we can sit down we were sworn in. Funny enough I was the one be intervied the most. These were the questions she asked:
Whats your husbands mother and fathers name?
What is his Date of Birth?
Where was he born?
Where do you work?
How did you meet? she asked the both of us
She asked my husband for my date of birth?
Do we have any children?
Have we... read complete review
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Baltimore MD | Review #6480 on August 14, 2010: |
1500528

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well, it was 3 hours wait before our interview but only 5 mins
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