Seattle WA USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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148 Review(s)
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| Seattle WA |  Review #24138 on July 3, 2018: |
Susan Azores
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| Seattle WA | Review #23837 on May 20, 2018: |
Moet163
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| Seattle WA | Review #23556 on March 30, 2018: |
EvgeniaM
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Please read about the interview experience following the link:
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/630487-april-2017-aos-filers/?do=findComment&comment=9109102
I’m pretty satisfied with Seattle office work. I have not seen/met a single mean or rude employee there. Security is fast, check-in very friendly. Second floor gets stuffy with a lot of people waiting, but they don’t keep you waiting for too long. Maybe bring a fruit or snack. Also make sure you are hydrated. Officer was young and friendly, held himself very professional yet welcoming.
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| Seattle WA | Review #23250 on February 10, 2018: |
Sam&J
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Our appointment was at 7:15am but we got there around 645 and we're checked in by 7, surprisingly quite a few people were there already or shortly after. We got called in at 745 and swore in; the officer asked all the "no" questions on the i-485 then asked us about our relationship how we met etc. she was very friendly; it was more like a conversation than an interview, after that she asked for any evidence I had brought. She quickly flipped through everything, said thank you and congratulations you are approved. All in all we were in the room for maybe 10/15 mins
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| Seattle WA | Review #23112 on January 17, 2018: |
rostov007
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We just returned from a long day at USCIS. She was approved after the interview this morning and she took the oath this afternoon. We decided to do the name change outside USCIS because the interviewer didn’t know how long it would take to finish the change and schedule the oath ceremony. There was one this afternoon so he offered to place her in it if she wanted to postpone the name change, so she did.
We arrived 15 min before her appointment time (the maximum amount you can be early) and checked in and got a waiting number. You then go upstairs to the waiting room until your number is called. She was only in the room about 15-20 minutes before she came out approved. She said they asked her 6 questions for the 100 list and she got all correct. They had her write the answer to a verbal question on paper. (“Name the three branches of the US governmentâ€. She then wrote the answer in a complete sentence “The three branches of the US governm... read complete review
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