Los Angeles CA USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.1
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198 Review(s)
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| Los Angeles CA |  Review #10414 on September 15, 2012: |
Shooli
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Had our appointment at 1:45pm - Made it just in time... No Traffic!
Handed our interview appointment letter, and waited for our named to be called.
We were called in after about 30 minutes, more or less - walked into a nice office
and were sworn in by the interviewer, who was a very nice and warm lady.
She proceeded to confirm just the basic stuff - address, phone numbers and date of arrival in the country.
Other than that, all we did was talk about travel and other unrelated subjects.
She approved us on the spot, took my I-94 and voided my US visa. I was handed a letter congratulating me on my new status, and informing me that my GC will be mailed to me within 90 days.
Overall, the entire interview took less than 20 minutes.
The following day I got text messages notifying me that my status has been changed and that I am now a legal resident.
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #10387 on September 13, 2012: |
Vince and Cheryl
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Felt like a Hi-Hello experience with the Consul! Excellent interview! Thank you!!!
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #10043 on July 19, 2012: |
A&M WALEO
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THIS REVIEW IS FOR SAN FERNANDO VALLEY FIELD OFFICE. A BRANCH OF LOS ANGELES OFFICE. PLEASE ADD THIS OFFICE TO THE LIST. THEY JUST SEPARATED A FEW MONTHS AGO.
We arrived there at 8:15 for out 8:45 appointment. Security was a breeze. We sat in the waiting area which is a huge room in a brand new building. The people working there were pleasant and polite. They were running behind on Green Card Appointments hence we saw an officer at 1040.
Finally we get called and he decided to interview us separately since we have been married less than a year.
After verifying my information, he asked for bank accounts and such. in my nervous state i couldnt find it. But i found copies of pink slips and confirmations of previous flight we had together, Hotels and gifts. once i found the statements i offered them but he said that the previous would sufice.
We talked about my one Criminal problem something that happened when i was barely 18. the... read complete review
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #9867 on June 20, 2012: |
Patrick&Chloe
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Firstly I would like to say that I was very upset with the way my interview went.
We were mailed our interview letter letting us know we had a 9:30 appointment at the Los Angeles USCIS building. Parking was impossible to find (probably due to the fact we got there particularly early). The Building was easy to find, its the same building the IRS is in so naturally there was a huge line to get it. We had got there 2 hours early (can't trust good ol' L.A traffic, so we would rather be early than super late) We decided to wait outside until a little closer to our interview time (big mistake).
We had lined up to get inside and go through security about 1 hour before our interview. The man who was directing people outside said it would be a good idea to get up there ASAP because its ALWAYS packed. So a word of advice to anyone with an interview, get there 2 hours early, line up, go through security, go to level 6 and sit down and wait. Because it will take 2 ho... read complete review
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #9576 on April 27, 2012: |
murdock
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The interviewer was polite and non-threatening. He said he could tell right away we were a real couple, and barely looked at the thick binder of "relationship evidence" we brought in.
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