Phoenix AZ USCIS Office Reviews
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| Phoenix AZ |  Review #19645 on June 1, 2016: |
mavericm1
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Our appointment is at 2:00 pm we arrived at the USCIS 30 minutes prior to the interview. An hour later my name was called we went to a room together with our lawyer (my brother in law). Handed the bonafides (joint bank account, memberships, insurance and new pictures) We had the oath taking and answered YES or No (Reference Form I-485 pages 3 to 4) and he just started talking to my husband and lawyer randomly and checked our photo album. And then he just handed me the paper that says "Congratulations your application has been approved" 2 years conditional green-card. The interview took less than 10 minutes. It was an awesome experience!!!!!!!!
TIP: Just be yourself and do not be afraid to ask the officer if you don't understand anything. Do not elaborate answer if not asked to do so. And listen carefully to the questions.
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| Phoenix AZ | Review #19587 on May 24, 2016: |
Ejoriah
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Had an appointment for 10 a.m., got there at around 9:45 a.m. At the security checkpoint I was asked to show my appointment letter (biometrics for AOS and EAD) and my ID. Then I had to put my bag and shoes in the bin and walk through the metal detector while my belongings got scanned. Typical airport-style security.
I then went into the separate office for biometrics, to the right of the security checkpoint. It is a bit confusing because directly ahead is a desk that says "check in here," but it was fine to go directly into the biometrics office.
At the reception there I was asked again for my appointment letter and ID. Then I had to fill in a form with basic information like name/citizenship/weight/height and A-number. Once that was done I was given a number and told to wait until my number was called.
I had brought a book to read (no electronics allowed) but I barely got through two pages of reading when my number was called. My fingerpri... read complete review
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| Phoenix AZ | Review #18685 on January 8, 2016: |
phx623
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Biometrics
Our experience at the office today was fast in and out... Our appointment was scheduled for 2:00pm but I wanted to make sure we got there on time security process was quick. We got there at 1:20pm and was out of the building no later than 1:48pm really friendly staff.
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| Phoenix AZ | Review #18140 on October 23, 2015: |
A & U
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| Phoenix AZ | Review #17783 on September 16, 2015: |
Blake and Ana
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Ana and I had an 11:30 appointment. We arrived at 11:00 and waited in line at the reception area. We provided our NOA and our IDs and were told to drop off our paperwork and that they would call our name.
We dropped off our paperwork at around 11:15 and waited roughly an hour before they called our name. The wait was unbearable.
The interview itself was very straight forward. We had brought copies of all of our paperwork but they didn't really need to see much of it (since we had already submitted it through the K1 and AOS application process). We provided Ana's passport and they asked for some proof of ongoing relationship (examples included joint checking accounts, shared lease, etc.). The examples we provided were joint insurance (auto, health, life) which was sufficient.
We were each asked questions about the other person but we weren't separated (we were both in the room at the time of the questioning). Some of the questions included th... read complete review
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