Detroit MI USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.5
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132 Review(s)
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| Detroit MI |  Review #5045 on October 2, 2009: |
B&J
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We had some problems with our case and went to our local office 3 times. If you are telling them your whole issue and let them recognize that you won't leave without a result they start being really helpful.
Our interview was pretty easy, we had it right at the 3rd time we went there. Totally unprepared (we had all our stuff with us though). He didn't want to see any pictures or anything else. He just asked me details about my husband (full name, date of birth and his parents) and if I have met his family. And he went through some of those yes/no questions you have to answer in your application. He asked my husband about how we met, about the wedding, if he met my family and what my hobbies are. Then I had to tell him about my husbands hobby and that's it. I had to turn in my medical again (which I requested from Frankfurt and received it in time).
It was a really easy going interview.
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| Detroit MI | Review #4688 on July 6, 2009: |
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We went to the Detroit office on July 1st and passed. It was a cinch! Here are the details...
We had everything organized in a folder since forever (pictures/EAD card/BC/marriage license/passports/SS card/all NOAs/etcetera). Our main problem is that my wife doesn't speak English and we didn't bring an interpreter so we were expecting to be told to return at a later date when we had a professional translator . We called last minute yesterday and the average cost would have been about $200. I didn't want to pay that for a 5-minute interview when I can translate myself from Spanish to English. I heard on VJ that I couldn't be the interpreter because I had an interest in the case (translating for my wife). I'm pretty sure we just got lucky and had a very nice and friendly officer.
So we had a 12:15pm appointment in the Detroit office. We got there around 12pm. There were about 20 couples in a very large room. We were instructed to drop the appointment notice a... read complete review
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| Detroit MI | Review #4672 on July 1, 2009: |
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Had green card interview on July 1st, 2009: PASSED!
We had everything organized in a folder since forever (pictures/EAD card/BC/marriage license/passports/SS card/all NOAs/etcetera). Our main problem is that my wife doesn't speak English and we didn't bring an interpreter. We called last minute yesterday and the average cost would have been about $200. I didn't want to pay that for a 5-minute interview when I can translate myself from Spanish to English. I heard on VJ that I couldn't be the interpreter because I had an interest in the case (translating for my wife). I'm pretty sure we just got lucky and had a very nice and friendly officer. I'm certain she could have told us to come back another day when we had a professional interpreter.
So we had a 12:15pm appointment in the Detroit office. We got there around 12pm. There were about 20 couples in a very large room. We were instructed to drop the appointment notice at window 8 (the last window) and have ... read complete review
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| Detroit MI | Review #4600 on June 18, 2009: |
sammygh
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We were thrilled to have a quick and easy experience at the Detroit office this morning. The new building is very nice - convenient parking, friendly security guards, very bright, comfy chairs. We were especially impressed with the quotes and pictures on the wall, showing famous foreign-born Americans and quotes from past presidents about citizenship – they clearly put some thought into making the space comfortable and inviting.
Security was very quick with no wait when we arrived; the guard only asked to see my husband’s (USC) ID and asked us what we were there for. She directed us to place our interview appointment letter at one of the windows. There was no one at that window, so we just left the letter and sat down to wait. After a few minutes we got a bit worried that maybe we should have gotten a number from somewhere (they kept calling out the next numbers for service) but just as I was getting up to ask someone, they called my name, about 20 minutes befor... read complete review
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| Detroit MI | Review #4562 on June 11, 2009: |
Knight2000
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Well, this time we got a different officer, and she's much better than the last one. Anyway, our appointment was June 9th at the new building, and let me tell you it's a 100 times better than the old location. There's plenty of space for parking and it's free, not like the Mt. Elliott St lot where you have to pay $7 at a crappy space where there's hardly any room. Our appointment was at 11 AM, but we got there at 10:30 and handed the lady at the window our letter. My lawyer came at 10:45 and we waited for about 15 minutes. The officer called us, took us to her room, swore us in and proceeded with the interview. Usually, they would videotape the entire interview, but there was no power that day so they had to do everything the old fashion way, which is by writing. She asked us for some documents like income tax forms, bank statements, wedding album, my wife's social security card and her driver's license. My wife is Iranian and she has an Iranian driver's license, but I took it ... read complete review
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