San Jose CA USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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73 Review(s)
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| San Jose CA |  Review #32574 on October 8, 2023: |
TrashOTreasure
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nterview on Dec 21 in San Jose, CA. Extremely polite n professional officer.
No separation of petitioner n beneficiary.
A. Officer asked for passports from both.
B. Officer put both under oath.
C. Officer said focus will be on beneficiary n asked following qs -
1. How did u both meet (both)
2. How did ur previous marriage end n reasons (separately to both)
3. How long n how was the courtship (petitioner)
4. Partner’s parents’ names (petitioner)
5. Asked current address n how many n who all living at it (beneficiary)
6. Have u met partner’s parents (both)
7. Have u met ur stepchild (Beneficiary)
8. When is ur last day at current job (beneficiary)
9. Do u plan to work after (beneficiary)
10. Anniversary plans (both)
11. Any joint documents (both). (Took a few additional ones for their file n returned the ones they thought were just ... read complete review
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| San Jose CA | Review #31631 on December 8, 2022: |
gdubnation
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Our interview was held at the San Jose, CA location. It was probably the easiest part of the entire process. The interviewer asked my wife (applicant) several simple questions: 1. do you have a drivers license. 2. Where do you live. 3. Is the address shown your correct mailing address. The rest of the interview he was just talking to me about basketball and his parents property. It lasted about 45 minutes, but the interview was more like 5.
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| San Jose CA | Review #30714 on February 5, 2022: |
abbafan
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Praise the Lord 🙌 The interview went smoothly with the officer at the center. My husband was seated beside me and our lawyer was behind us. There was no separation as such. After asking us to give our oaths, the only questions he asked were below:
1 - He asked to see both of our original birth certificates and passports
2 - He asked for my full name. I had to mention I changed my surname to fit in my husband's surname
3 - His full name
4 - He asked for the full names for my parents and my husband for his
5 - If this was our first marriage
6 - He asked how me met and to describe our relationship
7 - Then the usual immigration questions such as if I am a spy, if I am affiliated with any organizations etc and I answered no to everything
He said he won't approve on the same day but it will take some time.
My advice before going for the interview is, wear socks and shoes that you can easily slip o... read complete review
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| San Jose CA | Review #30534 on December 23, 2021: |
TrashOTreasure
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Interview on Dec 21 in San Jose, CA. Extremely polite n professional officer.
No separation of petitioner n beneficiary.
A. Officer asked for passports from both.
B. Officer put both under oath.
C. Officer said focus will be on beneficiary n asked following qs -
1. How did u both meet (both)
2. How did ur previous marriage end n reasons (separately to both)
3. How long n how was the courtship (petitioner)
4. Partner’s parents’ names (petitioner)
5. Asked current address n how many n who all living at it (beneficiary)
6. Have u met partner’s parents (both)
7. Have u met ur stepchild (Beneficiary)
8. When is ur last day at current job (beneficiary)
9. Do u plan to work after (beneficiary)
10. Anniversary plans (both)
11. Any joint documents (both). (Took a few additional ones for their file n returned the ones they thought were ju... read complete review
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| San Jose CA | Review #30464 on December 2, 2021: |
ElliOHagan
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Went over smoothly! Interviewer was friendly and asked more-so "paperwork" questions and less personal/relationship relating our marriage.
(Hopefully that's a good sign!)
Personal questions included:
How did you meet?
Have you met each other's family?
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