Saint Paul MN USCIS Office Reviews
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| Saint Paul MN |  Review #27466 on November 11, 2019: |
Daniel 2019
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| Saint Paul MN | Review #27345 on October 25, 2019: |
JuLiA1234
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| Saint Paul MN | Review #26236 on May 19, 2019: |
Paige & Stephen
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Our interview lasted 20 minutes. Our lawyer was present - we provided updated proof of relationship, and our ids and passports. The officer asked my husband to answer all of the questions he had answered on the application form (yes/no questions) then asked if our husband/wife was present in the room. Overall it was very easy and concise. He informed us that he was recommending us for approval. We received the noa 3 days later, informing us that my husband’s permanent resident status had been approved.
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| Saint Paul MN | Review #26021 on April 19, 2019: |
matt87
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Interview was straightforward.
I have been treated with respect and high professionalism.
No tricky questions were asked.
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| Saint Paul MN | Review #25033 on November 14, 2018: |
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Building located at several blocks away from the Nicollet Mall light rail station, a lot cheaper than driving & parking in the downtown area. The staff were nice and friendly. Security check is pretty much like what you will have in airport, but no need to take off your shoes. Remember to bring your interview notice with you as that's what they need to see before they let you in. The interview lasted for 10-15 minutes. The offer checked the basic info with us (birthday, current address, previous work experience). A lot of yes/no questions from i-485. She also asked for additional bona-fide evidence. We did not bring photos as we have included a lot in the application package, but we did bring additional financial proof (lease, insurance with both of our names on), as well as our joint tax return documents. We did not get approved on-site because the officer wanted to go over our documents one more time. Our case was approved 4 days after the interview (i-485 case showing 'new card is b... read complete review
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