Detroit MI USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.5
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| Detroit MI |  Review #10564 on October 5, 2012: |
jarta
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
So I had my interview today in the morning. It was at 8:00AM but for some reason I thought it was at 8:30AM. Anyway I arrived around 7:55AM but they guy at the receptionist counter couldn’t find my name on his list. Sigh... eventually, he found my name on a list in a separate pile and he told me to wait so that he can find my interviewing officer. As we were waiting for him find my interviewing officer, I heard my name over the intercom. So I went to the door where I heard my name but my interview officer had left. She eventually came back and called us in.
She was really nice, she asked what happened the first time she called for us. I explained what happened and she just laughed and said its okay. She swore us in and asked us of our driver’s license and passports. I told her I don’t have one since Michigan wouldn't give me one because my I94 has expired. Then she said - shame on you. She then laughed and said - I am kidding, I understand.
She then asked the foll... read complete review
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| Detroit MI | Review #10304 on September 1, 2012: |
ducky06
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My husband and I went in for his adjustment of status interview on August 23, 2012. Our actual experience at USCIS was quick and easy- the worst part was having to drive ten hours from the Upper Peninsula for a 20 minute interview.
Our appointment was at 8 am and we arrived around 7:30 am. There was no waiting line at security at all, as there were only around a dozen other people there for interviews, and maybe another dozen for biometrics. The security/reception people were courteous, and the waiting area had tvs and was fairly comfortable.
People with infopass appointments took a number, but the people with interviews had their names called out. We waited around 15 minutes before my husband's name was called. I think we were her first interview of the day, and the interviewing officer immediately put us at ease-- she was professional, but she seemed very warm. She walked us back to a private office where we did the interview.
She simpl... read complete review
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| Detroit MI | Review #10299 on August 31, 2012: |
Pudge
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Interviewer only asked us questions about our application. They were "how did we meet," and "where was this photo taken." He also asked us all of the std questions on the i-485 form. We did learned from the officer that the LA imigration has not sent our information to the Michigan office yet. This did not cause any problems with our application, however I would recommend that everyone bring a copy of everything they submited during the K1 and AOS process. In this case we were lucky because he just needed a copy of the medical report.
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| Detroit MI | Review #10268 on August 27, 2012: |
Selah
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We arrived at 9:56 for our 10:15am appointment. We were call in within 10 minutes of checking in. Brought a portfolio full of files plus a photo album and a lot of it was not needed.
We were sworn in and ask to show ID. Then we were asked parent's names, address, confirm information on I-130 & I-485 forms, and asked how we met. We were also asked for any more evidence we wanted to show for a bonafide marriage.
Did not want to see birth or marriage certificates, and glanced at our photos as well.
Told that I should expect the GC within a couple weeks. The interview wasn't even 15 minutes long.
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| Detroit MI | Review #10236 on August 21, 2012: |
Golden Gate
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We arrived a few minutes early. Big burly guy at the scanner asked "I" what he was here for and he responded "to adjust my situation". Many people in room, so thought we'd be waiting a while, but were called within 10 minutes. The interviewer met us at the entrance to the offices, walked us to the very last one. We swore in, then she asked "I" questions about himself, and a series of questions that were listed on the application concerning whether he would commit an act of terrorism or try to overthrow the U.S. Government, ever committed murder, etcetera. Then asked him my name, my birth date, and what I like to do for fun. Then she asked me what he likes to do for fun and whether I met his family. Asked if we had any supporting documents we wanted to submit, for which I submitted a few and she said she believes she has all the documents she needs. Then she said he would get his green card in 7 to 10 days and could apply for citizenship in three years from now. Was surprised t... read complete review
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