Los Angeles CA USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.1
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195 Review(s)
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| Los Angeles CA |  Review #30186 on September 27, 2021: |
Belen PG
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
The interview was great. The officer asked my husband how we met. Then he asked some of the I-485 and I-130 yes/no questions. He asked what visa I had at the time of my last entry to the USA, and he went over the data in the application because some of it had changed. He told us bringing our baby was a good decision because they like seeing that. He told us our case was approved, we’d just have to wait till the FBI completed the background check under my married name (because my lawyer mistakenly filed the application under my maiden name). A few days later, I received my green card 😊
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #29687 on May 28, 2021: |
Magda M
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
Great experience
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #29630 on May 17, 2021: |
partyintheUSA
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Positive experience for my wife (beneficiary) and I (US citizen petitioner)'s Adjustment of Status interview at the LA office this morning.
Our appointment was scheduled for 8:15am and we parked in the Los Angeles Mall parking lot across the street around 7:10am. As we exited the parking lot and walked toward the building entrance we saw a fairly long security line (maybe 50-60 people) formed to the right of the building entrance. I remembered reading on here about a shorter USCIS entrance to the left of the entrance, so we took a left at the steps and eventually saw a door marked USCIS with a security line with only 3 people in it. The guard was friendly and asked to see our appointment notice to make sure we were in the correct line. The screening was a standard airport style (shoes off, items in buckets, etc.)
After clearing the security line there's a small USCIS lobby off to the left, and directly ahead are doors into the large building lobby. Our a... read complete review
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #29558 on April 29, 2021: |
tsc1223
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
Our appointment was at 6:30am and because of the uncertainty of the parking situation downtown we opted to take an Uber. Lawyer told us to get there as early as 6 since we will need to get through security and the line could get long and they tend to run long. We got there at around 5:50am, and there was already someone in front of us. It wasn't until 6:30-ish when they finally opened the door and started letting people in. Security check was quick and officers were nice and helpful, took no less than a minute to get through.
Once we get to the the 8th floor, an officer checked our appointment and we waited in another line to get checked in. Due to Covid they checked everyone's temperature at the check-in counter. The lady was really nice and asked if we have a lawyer present, we said yes and she said to tell the immigration officer and he/she will only do three attempts so we should check in with our lawyer too to make sure he's ready. Once we're checked in, we waited i... read complete review
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #29356 on March 19, 2021: |
Scandi
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Naturalization
Los Angeles County field office:
Filed the N-400 online on May 1, 2020.
Passed my interview on March 11, 2021.
Had the Oath Ceremony on March 16, 2021 (had a name change).
Aiso Parking Garage is still the cheapest option for parking when visiting the downtown L.A. field office. $1/hr for the first two hours, $5 for three hours. Plenty of parking too and only a 2 minute walk to the USCIS building.
I had my appointment at 1pm, there were only ~5 people in front of me in line to go through security at the USCIS entrance (they had their own entrance to the left of the main entrance, large signs saying USCIS on them). I stood in line from about 12:40, got through security at 12:45. Perfectly time to take the elevator up to the 6th floor and enter room 6024. The guard specifically asks when your appointment is and will refuse to let you in if you're earlier than 15 minutes. My husband was turned away, family members are allowed to... read complete review
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