Chicago IL USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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172 Review(s)
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| Chicago IL |  Review #4401 on May 19, 2009: |
Peppen and Don
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when we get out NOA2?
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| Chicago IL | Review #4287 on April 26, 2009: |
lyn_khaw
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Service in general was fine as we sort of lowered our expectations anytime we deal with any US government officials. For more details, please feel free visit our blog: http://lyndalandbrian.blogspot.com/2009/03/green-card-interview.html for a play-by-play account of our interview experience at the National Benefits Center in Chicago, IL.
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| Chicago IL | Review #3845 on January 25, 2009: |
purplerose
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 The interview went fine although, she asked me,the petitioner the majority of the questions.Here are some examples.
How did you two meet
How long did you stay in india
Did either of your parents have a problem with this relationship
Did you communicate with his family
What language do they speek
Did they teach you how to cook indian food
Can you give me some names of the indian food you ate
Can you tell me who the people are in the picture
What did his family give you for wedding gifts
She asked my husband if we rent or own our house
She asked my husband how many bedrooms it has
She asked a few more but I cant remember.She was a very nice lady and said congrats that she has approved the aos.
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| Chicago IL | Review #3641 on November 28, 2008: |
Mr.G
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| Chicago IL | Review #3568 on November 11, 2008: |
ellla
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We had our interview today, it lasted 30-40 min. The wait was the worst, we got there 45 min before our appointment time and had to wait 90 min for my name to be called.
Our officer was very nice; he made us feel very comfortable. He asked my husband (USC) most of the questions, like: when did we get married and then how we met (he had to tell him the whole story of our relationship), my birthday, do we have children, where did we get married, where the reception was held, who lives in our house. He asked me some of the questions from I-485 (if I ever voted – he asked me that twice, left the country, was a communist, just the standard questions). Then he asked if we had any documents showing that we lived together, we showed him our lease, bank statements, credit card, car and rental insurance, phone family plan etc. He also asked if we had any pictures, we gave him 2 photo albums; he chose about 10 pictures of us (most of them with other people) and attached to our file. <... read complete review
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