Charlotte NC USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4
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| Charlotte NC |  Review #27964 on February 9, 2020: |
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It was fairly simple and quick. Because my wife's English was very limited, I hired an interpreter who has done this at many interviews. Questions were mostly the same as on the application: Name, address, are you a sex trafficer etc.!!! Her 16 year old daughter was also there. The interviewer asked her very little. I had lots of updated financial information, photos, etc. but the interviewer didn't ask for any of it.
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| Charlotte NC | Review #27708 on December 21, 2019: |
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· 2 people found this review helpful
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The Charlotte field office is right off of 1-77 near the airport. It isn't hard to find, but located in a fairly large corporate office park without much else except a gas station in sight. USCIS is its own building. We walked in and immediately had to pass security just like at airport by showing the passport/ID and Notice of Action, then the metal detector. No problems.
You check into the seating area, and the clerk gives you a number, then you take a seat along with everyone else and wait. They announce numbers over the intercom frequently. We waited maybe 20 minutes, no problems. Then you take the elevator upstairs, where the IO will greet the batch of people getting off the elevator by calling your number. You go with him/her to their personal office. It's very normal office environment, walking down a hall with typical offices every 20 feet.
Office is small, and he has a desk and a coupe of chairs. Sit at the chair, and he will ask you to swear in t... read complete review
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| Charlotte NC | Review #27717 on December 19, 2019: |
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Before the interview, you will have to pass through security. The security officers were a bit grumpy, but that's not really unusual. You're instructed to take off your shoes, empty your pockets, etc. It's just like TSA at the airport - but much quicker and easier. We were both through in all of three minutes. The office itself is very nice, nothing like other government facilities we're all familiar with like social security offices or DMVs. It's well lit, ample amounts of seating, and quite a pleasant space to be in! You then move on to the check in desk. The lady working there was very kind and professional, she simply scanned our interview notice and then instructed my husband to scan his index fingers and take a photo. Also very quick and easy, painless and hassle-free. We were finally sat down and waiting about 20 minutes before our interview time, and called back about 15 minutes after our interview time. We took the elevator to the second floor, and waited for all of 30 seconds... read complete review
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| Charlotte NC | Review #27621 on December 4, 2019: |
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Waited 10 mins at the most. Officer was serious at first but professional and polite. Very helpful. Interview lasted 30 minutes.
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| Charlotte NC | Review #27249 on October 12, 2019: |
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IO grilled me on a traffic citation I had gotten 6-7 years on a student visa because I had been stopped by a traffic popo. IO was jsut having fun with me cuz he knew our case was true and nothing to doubt about it. So he grilled me and had fun with me. My wife said we should be fine whereas I was kinda over thinking. Overall it was fine process. Reached 40mins before interview date and was called in after 10-15mins and done in 20 or so odd Minutes. I’m a beneficiary and now a permanent resident 
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