Milwaukee WI USCIS Office Reviews
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| Milwaukee WI |  Review #29513 on April 20, 2021: |
jaya_razz
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Last month, we FINALLY received the notice to appear for an interview which was scheduled 06/15/2017. This gave us ample time to prepare the documents, scrapbook and all the other necessary things that I felt were necessary and YES there were a LOT to the point that my husband has asked me to calm down and cool it down. I prepared the following for the interview:
Birth Certificates
Marriage Certificate
Pay Stubs
*Copy of my I693
*Copy of I864
I created an album
I-94
Passport/B2 Visa
Pay stubs (me and my husbands)
COEs (me and my husbands)
My tickets from previous Us travels
Email exchange from my stepdaughter and the aunt of my husband
Copy of hotel reservations of our previous travels
Copy of my resignation letter
Spouse's Tax Returns 2 years worth
Bank Statements
Car Registration
Car Insurance
Photocopy of our SSN cards
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| Milwaukee WI | Review #27350 on October 27, 2019: |
Kami&Toddy
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| Milwaukee WI | Review #26709 on July 22, 2019: |
tyr044
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| Milwaukee WI | Review #26698 on July 19, 2019: |
AnJay
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Marriage based AOS from B2 overstay ( 5+ years). Together with my husband 6 years, on the day of interview we were married 2 years.
Our appointment was scheduled at 8-00 in Milwaukee Office. Same place where you will have you biometrics. We came at 7-30 and went inside,
We went through security. Phones are allowed on silence.
Went to second floor, checked out at window 4 and nice lady told us to sit and wait. In approx 10 minutes we were called in private room. Our officer was strict but polite. He started to question my husband (USC), date of birth, etc. Then he started to talk about my previos divorce in my country and i felt like he didnt like the answer.
Then he asked what kind of joint documents we had ( I didnt have work permit, ssn and driver license). He looked at joint bank account, family affidavits ( I have very close relationship with his family) and huge pile of mail on both of our names.
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| Milwaukee WI | Review #25131 on November 29, 2018: |
Naey
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We are a gay couple. We never felt, during any part of the process, that that impacted our journey either positively or negatively.
We had a bit of trouble with the appointment letter. While we filed our change of address in a more than timely manner (3 months before the appointment was scheduled and two weeks before moving) it apparently fell in between when the interview was scheduled in their system and when the file processing would have allowed a change of address to be registered "properly," or so we were told. One of us remains dubious as to whether that was a convenient mistake or actual clerical oversight. Either way, we dutifully checked the case tracking system and were able to receive a fax copy of the notice to appear after escalating to Tier 2 customer service.
Our appointment was at 10.15, we arrived at 9.45 and went through security. Phones were allowed but on silent. Belts removed, shoes stayed on. We were directed to the 2nd floor where ... read complete review
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