Dallas TX USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.1
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121 Review(s)
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| Dallas TX |  Review #10662 on October 18, 2012: |
isabellaher
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
Very good experience, walked in the lobby about 30 minutes before our appointment. My husband and I were nervous and anxious. So finally, they call us and our officer escorts us to his office. The officer wasn't particularly friendly but he wasn't rude either. It seemed that he was just looking straight forward to do his job, and make sure our relationship was legit. Asked us a few questions about us, like how long we've been married, and where were we born. Then he took time reviewing our application which he already had in his office. Made us other few questions like, about hour wedding and stuff. Then he asked to see more evidence like pictures, paperwork we had together... And we showed him pictures of us, and stuff we had under our name together. Finally, he said that I was approved and that I should be getting something in the mail pretty soon. It all lasted about 30-40 minutes. Over all my experience was good I'd say. The officer made us feel comfortable even though he did look... read complete review
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| Dallas TX | Review #10161 on August 10, 2012: |
marathamola
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Very good experience. Interviewer was happy to see all the submitted documents well organized.
It took us less than 10 mins.
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| Dallas TX | Review #10139 on August 6, 2012: |
gandrade
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Me and my wife from Russia had our AOS interview here. We had to wait 40 minutes after our appointed time. When we entered, we were greeted nicely by the IO. We walked to her office and we sat as if it were a real job interview. The total interview lasted about 30 minutes, but it seemed shorter. The first questions began about how we met each other and the conversation flowed along other subjects from there. The IO seemed very interested in our case and me and my wife actually had fun telling her all of our amazing stories! It was a great experience and not horrible as others have depicted it to be.
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| Dallas TX | Review #9759 on June 1, 2012: |
dash-tx
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I applied for US Citizenship based on 3yrs marriage.
I arrived at Dallas office at 7:30am, was called in about 8:15am. Interview lasted about 20min or so.
Officer wasn't very friendly at first (not even good morning) but after a few minutes she started to loosen up.
Since she noticed I could speak English well, she jumped straight into the civic and writing portion of the interview.
Some of the questions were:
Who servers if the president is unable to serve?
Explain one of the 4 amendments about voting?
Why does the flag has 13 stripes?
Name one right of all Americans that is on the first amendment?
(can't remember the other 2) She stopped at question 6, since I got all correct.
Reading question was "Which state has the most people?" Written answer: California has the most people.
I joked about my bad hand writing, she smiled and said most people had it worse than mine.
She then went on to look ... read complete review
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| Dallas TX | Review #9592 on May 1, 2012: |
vieiraleov
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