Chicago IL USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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172 Review(s)
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| Chicago IL | Review #7458 on April 15, 2011: |
kristinamarie

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We were sooo nervous about the interview. Thinking our entire relationship would be called into question...however, the man was friendly and didn't ask us ANYTHING about our relationship. Just verified some information and sent us packing. My husband was approved and now we are going back for his citizenship interview/test in June of 2011!
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| Chicago IL | Review #7319 on March 25, 2011: |
prince666

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| Chicago IL | Review #7212 on March 2, 2011: |
sibcita

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it went really well, I had everything ready (plus extra stuff that the interviewer didn't need). We had the appointment scheduled at 9am, were there at 8.50am, the officer received us in her office at 9.05am and after a 5 minute chat, it was over
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| Chicago IL | Review #7045 on January 11, 2011: |
Leenie

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Today my husband had his AOS (from a K-1 visa) interview in Chicago. Quick background info: he arrived in the USA at the end of June, 2010, we were married September 10th, and we sent out AOS package October 6th. I’m the petitioner.
Our interview appointment was for 10 AM. We took the Metra from the suburbs to Union Station and walked the short distance to 101 W. Congress Parkway. The building is at the corner of Clark and Congress Parkway and has the address on it in big letters, so it’s hard to miss. We arrived at about 9 AM, went through the standard security on the first floor, then took the escalator up to the second floor. There is a receptionist’s window immediately at the top of the escalator where we gave our appointment letter. We then received a little buzzer (restaurant style) to let us know when we should come up to “door 2” to meet the immigration officer who would conduct our interview. The waiting area was pretty full of other couples and group... read complete review
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| Chicago IL | Review #6428 on August 2, 2010: |
Waheed and Kris

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We had our interview today in Chicago, our appointment was for 11:30am. We took the Rock Island Metra train into LaSalle Street Station at 10:49am. The 101 West Congress office is just across the street from the train station, so we walked there within a few minutes. No worries about parking. Security is there just as you come through the door. Walk through metal detector and they scan your bags. Really no big problem. As we passed through security we got on the escalator that leads to the 2nd floor of the building. Very easy setup. Gave our appointment letter to the receptionist who date stamps it and keeps the letter. She then gives out a pager and we went and had a seat in the waiting area. The waiting area is large enough to hold about two hundred people but there was only about 6 couples waiting. We waited for about a half an hour and our pager went off. We took the pager back by the receptionist at (Door 2) and our IO met us at the door. She was a very friendly Ameri... read complete review
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