Dallas TX USCIS Office Reviews
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121 Review(s)
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| Dallas TX |  Review #6249 on June 21, 2010: |
roseTX
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
we had our K1 and K2 AOS interview today at irving texas, the interview just take more or less 30 minutes. She is very nice invertviewer, she is also smiling the entire interview maybe because my daughter is entertaining her. She just ask our proof of marriage so we give her our water bills and insurance as me and my daughter as the beneficiary then she look our wedding pictures. While looking at our files she ask some questions like:
1. where did we meet?
2. When did my fiance now my husband visited to my country?
3. How long did he stay there?
4. What is my complete name, date of birth?
5. Name of my parents ( this question was ask to my husband but he cannot pronounced the names of my parents so the interviewer ask me)
6. When was the last divorce of my husband?
7. Where do we live now?
8. If my husband has kids?
9. When is my first entry here in US?
Then she ask me if i am a terrorist and soo on,... read complete review
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| Dallas TX | Review #6238 on June 18, 2010: |
ALW
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
We had our GC (AOS from F-1) interview at the Irving, TX USCIS office. Our appointment was for 11:30am and we got there around 11:15am but we didn't get called until 12:15pm. The interview lasted about 40 minutes. Note that it says at the front door that they only allow people whose appointment is within 30 minutes to go in due to limited seating. After showing the security of appointment notice, our belongings had to go through a airport-style security scanner but we were allowed to bring our cell phones in. The building is quite new (and environmentally friendly) and was a very comfortable space. The interviews take place on the 2nd floor.
The waiting area was crowded when we arrived and the lady at the front desk mentioned a 1.5 hour delay. Upon checking in with the lady, she gave us a restaurant-style coaster buzzer. When it buzzed about 1 hour after we got there (45 min post appointment time), we went up to the desk and our officer, a middle-age pleasant-looking la... read complete review
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| Dallas TX | Review #6173 on June 7, 2010: |
Justin&Katya
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
Today we had our adjustment of status interviews for my wife and step-daughter. Our appointment was at 8:30 and we arrived at 8:10. We quickly cleared security and headed upstairs to get our restaurant buzzer and wait. We had friends that were in and out in under an hour so we had similar hopes for ourselves. The waiting lounge had roughly 50 people already waiting, including some big families and some obvious lawyers. Now the waiting began. 8:30 came and went. So did 9:00 and 9:30. Finally at 10:00 our turn came.
When we got in the office, the agent asked for the three of our passports and the girls' work permits. She also asked for our marriage certificate and our baby's birth certificate, which was born after they arrived. No birth certificates for wife/daughter, no divorce papers for me or my wife either. The agent then went to go make copies of the two documents asked for and seemed like she was gone forever. In reality it was probably about 5-7 minutes. She came ba... read complete review
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| Dallas TX | Review #5331 on December 1, 2009: |
thisislove
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· 2 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
okay so we arrive at the place 30 min early for 11:30 appt.
we had skimmed the dallas uscis reviews and felt we were very prepared.. all knowledge about each other families, our children, our journey had been rehearsed and re rehearsed..color of toothbrushes, what we sleep in. we both were confident..
we go thru the security checks, go upstairs to the receptionist and she gives us a restaurant style buzzer.. there are about 6 couples and/or families waiting.
so anyway more ppl got called and looked like the appt were going real fast..ppl would be out in a matter of min, MOST ppl had lawyers, i was like. PSHHH we got VJ!!!!
so our time came, the interviewer was an older caucasion woman, she smiled which alot of them did not, so i felt good. I noticed the chairs were VERY far from her desk. not very inviting, but hey this is an interview right. i didn't sweat it.. she swore us in, asked us for our id's and passports, asked for original divor... read complete review
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| Dallas TX | Review #5110 on October 21, 2009: |
rue2you
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Appt was for Oct 20 2009 at 11:15am.
Called us back at 11:45. Asked for my wifes passport and a copy of our sons birth certificate. Ask my wife if that was her signature on the I-485, our address and where we met. Approved. Wanted to see not pictures, no originals, nothing else. That was it.
The young lady that helped us was really cool. Not a problem one. I took a ton of supporting docs and everything, but they wanted to see nothing.
Awesome!!
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