San Antonio TX USCIS Office Reviews
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| San Antonio TX |  Review #29591 on May 6, 2021: |
Gokoholl
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Had a very pleasant experience with a nice IO. Simple questions and all done within 20 minutes of entering the office. Waited to be called for about 30 minutes though.
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| San Antonio TX | Review #29466 on April 9, 2021: |
mlong1397
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We were scheduled for 8am, got there at 7:35. Got in line with many others. Started letting us in at 7:45. Went thru security, checked in and waited for our number to be called until about 8:15 or so. We had a nice man. He only asked for the i693 and our IDs/passports. No other evidence. We went thru the I130, some relaxed questions about how we met, what my husband's (he's the one immigrating) plans are for himself in the US (job etc) and that's about it. Lasted less than 20 minutes, I'd say. We were back in the car by 8:40.
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| San Antonio TX | Review #29063 on January 26, 2021: |
kamorable
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The interview was efficient and smooth. I would recommend arriving 30 minutes early to get into line. You will go through checkpoints (Like you do at the airport) and then check-in. We arrived at 7:45 am, got in line, after we went through security and checked in, it was 8:10 am. They finally called our number about 8:45 am and we left about 9:00 am. Took about an hour of waiting to actually have the interview, but the interview took about 10 to 15 minutes.
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| San Antonio TX | Review #28340 on June 18, 2020: |
theatxbombayguy
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Had our appointment on Oct 11 2018. Heard that there was a major water leak @ the Office on Oct 10, and they had to cancel interviews indefinitely.
We reached the office @7:20 AM. Went through the metal detectors, and the reception, got our tickets and sat in the waiting area.
All of a sudden @7:30 AM, someone comes outside asking for our ticket number. We waited for him to repeat our ticket number, again, before we went and greeted him.
Young hispanic officer - with a manbun and a decent amount of facial hair and sunglasses.
Well spoken, greeted us, shook our hands. Got our names, introduced himself and lead us to follow into his office
Swore us under oath ...before seating us down..
The interview was very smooth and basic - we had submitted a significant amount of evidence along with the application
Before everything - requested our passports, SSN cards, temp EAD card, H1-B work authorization document...
Went through the I-130 w... read complete review
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| San Antonio TX | Review #28255 on April 16, 2020: |
dgascot
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