Boston MA USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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128 Review(s)
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| Boston MA |  Review #11625 on March 13, 2013: |
Domsolo
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| Boston MA | Review #10725 on October 24, 2012: |
teamchin
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The interview went great. My husband and I arrived 30 minutes earlier but it took a while to pass through security check when entered the building. The officer (who looks very young) called me (USC) to have the interview first and asked my hubby to wait outside. He asked simple questions about how/when/where we met and what we did for the first date. Also, he asked about where we live, where we got married, did our parents know that we married. The rest of the questions were; spouse DOB, birth place, family member...etc. from I-485 form. My interview ended in about 15-20 minutes then my husband had his interview which took about 30 minutes. The officer stamped approval on the application right after the interview finished. We got a piece of paper that we could expect the green card in 2 weeks - 2 months. But I received the text message about an hour after the interview that the green card is now in production. I think the card could have been sent to us in a week from now.
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| Boston MA | Review #9748 on May 30, 2012: |
mizzao
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
We arrived for our adjustment of status interview. The office was running a bit late and we weren't called until 45 minutes after our scheduled time. The USC was called in first and was asked some basic questions about the I-130 form, and not much else. The spouse was then called in and asked similar basic questions about the I-485 form, and a couple of simple questions as what the rent was, where we lived, etc. Nothing difficult or that required too much thought. The officer was very friendly and congratulated us on our wedding and our pictures, and didn't look at any of the joint financial/insurance documents we brought or any of the additional pictures. We were approved on the spot and received the card production ordered e-mail later in the day.
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| Boston MA | Review #9723 on May 25, 2012: |
BethandBilly
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I just to have to my IO at the Boston Office was fantastic, we emailed back and forward about my case for about 2 weeks before I was naturalized which made things easier. My case was all messed up until the IO at Boston got a hold of my case and he straightened everything out. My interview was over before I knew it and because of my situation (filing 319(b)) I had my Oath administered by the Regional Director and he was really nice too. Both my IO and the Regional Director welcomed me to the States and thanked me for working so hard to get my Naturalization done. So yes Boston was awesome and what a fantastic experience thanks to my IO. (' ')
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| Boston MA | Review #9712 on May 23, 2012: |
sally86
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Hello VJrs! so today me and hubby had our interview in Boston at 2:30, we took a cab from our home because it was raining pretty bad, and we didn't feel like taking public transportation. Anyways, we got to the immigration building about 1:50, and there were no lines to go in. There was a lot of people waiting to get called in, as we walked in the room we dropped off our interview letter in the reception desk, and we were not asked for any types of IDs which I thought was strange because every other review I've read said they asked for IDs. Anyways we waited for about 45 mins which went by pretty fast. We kept seeing people getting called to go in, until they called our names. It was an older man, maybe in his mid 50s, cant recall his name. Once we walked up to him, he said ummmmmm actually he is coming in first (my husband.) So i sat down and waited for about 20 mins. I also saw that not every couple gets separated, I guess is up to the officer judgement. (' ') So my... read complete review
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