Jacksonville FL USCIS Office Reviews
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| Jacksonville FL |  Review #28648 on October 6, 2020: |
Matrix13
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
We were originally scheduled to interview back in March, but that one was cancelled for COVID-19.
Today's interview went great. Our goal was to be over-prepared with documentation, using the last 11 months constructively to build a strong case for my wife's AOS. Our interviewer came to the waiting room and led us back to her office about 25 minutes after our scheduled interview time. We sat down in her office, separated from her by a plexiglass shield, and took an oath to tell the truth. She conversationally asked us some questions about our story as a couple while she took notes of all our responses. Then she asked the list of yes/no questions from memory, which was actually kind of impressive. In spite of all our preparation, the IO didn't really require anything from us, aside from needing some documentation that showed our current address on it (we had moved twice since we submitted our package last October).
From start to finish, the IO was friend... read complete review
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| Jacksonville FL | Review #27637 on December 6, 2019: |
IslandQueen
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My officer was very friendly and made me feel very comfortable during my interview.
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| Jacksonville FL | Review #26999 on September 5, 2019: |
Wierobles
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I feel the need to share my and my husband’s experience with the USCIS IO during the interview which was conducted last August 26, 2019.
We were called after 20 mins. Our appointment was at 7:00am.The IO was not friendly and warm when he called us in the waiting room. He did not even smile unlike the other IOs who called other couples in the room. That made me a bit nervous.
Before taking our oath our lawyer submitted a document correcting all the errors made by our former lawyer. We took the oath and the IO started verifying the information on my husband’s I-130. There were significant errors and it irritated the IO doing all the corrections on the spot. Our lawyer volunteered to make the corrections and to reschedule our interview (As a backgrounder, our new lawyer was just hired few days before the interview). The IO left the room and was gone for about 5 minutes. He said that his supervisor advised to proceed with the interview.
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| Jacksonville FL | Review #26316 on May 30, 2019: |
Vintage girl
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| Jacksonville FL | Review #26210 on May 16, 2019: |
RambaCat
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First off, a list of what we took, and whether it was needed during the interview:
- Copy of I-864 - sponsorship form;Â not needed, but we took it just to be safe
- All of my husband's pay slips since the November application; not needed, but again just to be safe (We weren't sure if we'd get an RFE here, because my husband earned less than the limit in his 2017 tax return and only got a promotion in June of 2018. His 2018 tax return was also below the limit because he only had six months in his current position)
- Our 2018 Joint Tax return;Â not needed
- My husband's (sponsor) birth certificate + copy;Â Not needed but it is requested on the letter
- My (beneficiary) birth certificate + copy;Â Not needed but is requested on the letter
- My Husband's passport + copy;Â Not needed
- My Passport + copy;Â Actually needed! Yay! He didn't take the copy, though, because th... read complete review
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