Indianapolis IN USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.8
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42 Review(s)
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| Indianapolis IN |  Review #20974 on December 2, 2016: |
sky459
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Our AOS Interview Experience
OUR Interview was at 11:45, we got there 11:20 got a parking place right of hand.We went in and had to go up to the 10th floor ( in Indianapolis ).
we went thru Airport like Security check and was advised to go to the Registration Desk.There was a tall Dark stern Officer whom took my interview Letter and told me to be seated . So we sat there and watched all other people waiting and coming in, there were a bunch. My Husband said Look there is a sign that says no cell phones or food/Drink allowed in the waiting area, but guess what at least 10 out of ruffly 40 were on their cell phones and one was eating donuts and drinking water, unreal no Respect.. Anyways we waited about 20 minutes then an officer in her 40`s came out and called my name. We both stood up and she said I need to see Andrea for now, I will get to you when we get done ( talking to my Husband ) . so she escorted me to her office and told me to lay my things down and stay ... read complete review
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| Indianapolis IN | Review #20419 on September 17, 2016: |
serena28
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Our interview was pretty straight forward. I was pregnant at the time of interview and was showing quite a bit. My husband and I both were called in separately in the room. First they called in my husband (US citizen) then they called me in.
I had prepared and taken so many documents with me but they never asked to look at pictures or anything. They didnt ask us much anyway.
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| Indianapolis IN | Review #16549 on April 7, 2015: |
Adam & Anne
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Excellent experience. Walked in, went through airport-type security (jarring if you are not used to it) sat down and waited for about 10 minutes until we realized we had to get up and check in at a nondescript, busy-looking window among other windows. Handed her the interview I-797 form and was called back by our interviewer after about 5 minutes. Interviewer was pleasant, at ease which put us at ease, and we were finished in 20 minutes. Parking is hard to find as it is a busy site, but people are always coming and going so drive around and you'll find one in about 5 minutes.
(updated on April 7, 2015)
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| Indianapolis IN | Review #16341 on March 4, 2015: |
gringuilla
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We took tons of paperwork (bank statements in both names, phones in both names, car title in both names, photos); the lady looked at some of it (esp. car title). She asked when was the last time we had spoken with my husbands parents, and spoke separately with each of us. I said something about hoping that this was the last time that I have to do this, and she must have understood something about doing the paperwork. I clarified that I meant that I wanted our marriage to last, given the 50% divorce rates.
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| Indianapolis IN | Review #16249 on February 18, 2015: |
Adam & Anne
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Be prepared for NO PARKING. We got there early for biometrics appointment. I dropped husband off and drove around the tiny lot for about 30 minutes until something opened up. Went up with young daughter to an almost empty waiting room. Be prepared for feeling like you are going through security to go on a plane. The people today were not friendly  Told them I was there to wait for husband but was put through like a second class citizen. After the obstacle course was done, I shook my head and rolled my eyes. Good think though, my husband was in and out before the assigned time of his appointment! Took only 10 minutes.
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