Detroit MI USCIS Office Reviews
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| Detroit MI |  Review #12326 on July 14, 2013: |
Alan_G
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I was just asked how did my wife and I first met. The interview lasted for around 5 minutes.
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| Detroit MI | Review #12301 on July 10, 2013: |
sekae
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I went in for my interview yesterday. i must say this site helped a lot and this is my experience so that people can also get some feed back from it. To begin with, there is nothing to worry about. All the horror stories people write on the internet I do not really know where they get it from.
The officer took us down the room and swore us in. Asked wife's name, DOA and address. Asked wife the same questions. Asked the name of the intersection of road at our house. And that was it. Majority of the questions were confirming stuff on the application we sent. Was approved on the spot. Just be confident, the officer are not there to fail anybody. God bless!javascript:emoticon(' ')
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| Detroit MI | Review #12175 on June 20, 2013: |
Terosset
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Our appointment was at 8:45 AM. We arrived around 8:00 AM and there was plenty of parking. We didn't bring our phones in because I wasn't allowed to bring mine in for my K-1 interview in Vancouver, but people seemed to have their phones inside despite the signs saying not to use them.
Once inside, we went through security then went to the front desk and handed them our AOS appointment letter. We were directed to the waiting area. After a few minutes, we were called up to a window where our letter and passports were checked. Then we waited maybe half an hour to be called in for our interview. The wait was MUCH better than my K-1 interview, which I waited two hours for.
A lady met us at the door and had us follow her down a very long hallway to her office where she had us do the oath and then take a seat. She was friendly and relaxed. She went through the long list of questions to which the answer is always "no", asked me my husband's name and birt... read complete review
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| Detroit MI | Review #11933 on May 8, 2013: |
I & K
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Wow guys first of let me say Thank you to the Lord God that made it all possible without him i would not be writting this review
And also to all the VJ members that have been with me through my K1 visa process, i got more good news for you i got my AOS approved today
I had interview at 10:30 am today me and my beautiful wife arrived about 45 mins ealier so we walked in got signed in and we were asked to wait that someone was going to call our name and take us in for the interview, so we sat down and waited for about 40 mins, there were so many people there today, while waiting my name was called so i walked towards the door and it was a white lady i said thank God i wanted a woman to be the one doing the interview lol
Ok before i continue, i had read so much about this AOS i got really scared well i dont know but mine was very easy even much more easier than my k1 visa interview in Nigeria, i cant stop smilling as am writting this review now i got a... read complete review
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| Detroit MI | Review #11692 on March 24, 2013: |
mrs.smithelia
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We had a 10' interview. IO was very professional and friendly. She swore us in and requested to see our IDs. She double checked the info on my I485 and asked all the routine questions that are on the form.
She then explained that they give a time frame of 30 to 60 days for the GC to arrive in the mail but that it's usually 2 weeks. She let me keep my EAD as I was to start a new job a week after the interview but she made very clear that I'm not allowed to use it for anything else other than that (especially not to travel). She also told me that it's my responsibility to remove conditions 3 months before my GC expires and to make sure not to register to vote when I get my driver's license as it will cause problems when I apply for citizenship. And that was it...we are now USCIS free for 21 months!
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