Charlotte NC USCIS Office Reviews
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| Charlotte NC |  Review #14491 on May 19, 2014: |
paigecharlotte
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
Thank you to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Thank you to VisaJourney.com. This website was so helpful to me and my husband throughout the AOS process. This website has accurate information and I found answers to so many of our questions. We did not use an attorney to prepare the applications (I-485, I-130, I-864, I-765). We followed the guides from this site. Our interview lasted about 45 minutes. We had a couple of red flags and I thought the officer would review our case for a couple of months and then make a decision. We did consult with an attorney and were told not to expect an approval on the day of the interview. The attorney advised us that we could wait up to 90 days.
The officer told us that we had sufficient evidence (I had tons of evidence) for an approval and I was so happy inside when I heard the loud thump of the approval stamp on our AOS application.
Again thank you VisaJourney. This site is so wonderful and helpful for people with st... read complete review
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| Charlotte NC | Review #12256 on July 3, 2013: |
kiwivisa
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We had our interview on June 26th in the Charlotte office.
We arrived at 8.25 for the 9am appointment. Plenty of parking out the front, and easy to get to due to its proximity to CLT airport.
We went through security, all of the staff were very friendly and helpful.
We registered our arrival in the first room then proceeded to the waiting room where we were called just prior to our 9am appointment.
The IO was immediately very friendly, saying that she liked my shirt! We were lead to the IOs office, and sworn in.
She asked to see my I94, I had printed out the digital copy as my last entry was after the new system came into effect in May. She looked at it and handed it back. I explained that I traveled a lot for work at that point.
She asked us how we met which my wife (USC) answered. Then asked when the last time we were in my home country, which was December. Before joking about why would I want to leave such a b... read complete review
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| Charlotte NC | Review #10950 on November 25, 2012: |
raffy
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Easy going interview, they just asked us how and when we met, we talked about living as a married couple and my wife's son. They kept some pictures, took some notes and told us "approved"
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| Charlotte NC | Review #7807 on June 22, 2011: |
monkey426
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| Charlotte NC | Review #7564 on May 7, 2011: |
Romancita
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Our interview was a breeze. The IO officer was very nice and friendly. We were out in 15-20 minutes. But let's start with the beginning:
Our appointment was at 1.45 PM. We arrived at 1.15. At the entrance, we were asked to put all our stuff, including shoes, belts, keys, cell phones, in a plastic trey that went thorough the scanning machine. I had a bottle of water in my pocketbook and the security guard told me I needed to throw it or take it back to the car. He also asked to see our appointment letter and our IDs - we both showed him our driver licenses. After that, we were sent to a room where another man checked our appointment letter and gave us a nnumber. We were directed to another waiting room. We waited for half an hour and finally they called our number. The officer was very friendly. He asked for our IDs again, our interview letter, my passport and my I-94. That's it!!!!! nothing else!!!!! He probably got scared by the huge binder on my lap!!!!!! and the bag o... read complete review
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