Seattle WA USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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126 Review(s)
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| Seattle WA |  Review #28836 on November 28, 2020: |
Sierra Echo
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Our lawyer was allowed to enter the interview room with us, however because there were only two chairs in front of the interviewer, the lawyer stood next to us.
As soon as we made the oath, we were asked to submit I-693 medical exam.
Questions to the petitioner:
- How/where did you meet?
- What is your job? name of your company? start day of your work?
Questions to the beneficiary:
- What do you do?
- When did you come to the states? and have you ever left the country after your entry?
- What is the country of your current citizenship?
- Do you have more than one citizenship?
Questions to both petitioner and beneficiary (continuously asked 5-10 times)
- Where were you born?
- How old are you?
- What is the first/last name of your parents?
- When/where did you get married?
- When did you decide to get married?
- Have you ever been married before?
- Do you have any children in the states and/or abroad?
And he asked about 20+ security questions from I-485 form.
Things the interviewer took from us :
3 months pay stub (of the petitioner), mortgage statement, 2019 joint tax report, 2019 IRS report.
Overall the interview took about 40min-ish.
Saying that he is approving our case on the spot, the interviewer asked the address where we want to receive the green card.
Briefly 10 mins after we left the FO building, the case status updated as :
i-485 : New Card Is Being Produced
i-130 : Interview Was Completed And My Case Must Be Reviewed
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| Seattle WA | Review #28457 on August 18, 2020: |
kanderson101
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Arrived 15 minutes prior to interview (not allowed to arrive earlier than this due to covid restrictions). Got through security swiftly. Check in asked to see our interview notice and my spouse (applicant) had to provide ID and get photographed. We were called back from the waiting area instantly. Our officer started the interview by swearing us in, then explained that we would review our AOS packet and make any necessary changes. Questions were mostly directed at my spouse. We stepped through the packet and hubby provided updates for our address, his last time of entry and port of entry to the US, and his employer information. The officer asked him questions about where we live, whether we own or rent, how many bedrooms we have, what they're used for, if anyone else lives with us, any pets. We were both asked to describe each other's work hours and who we worked for. Hubby was asked what his employer's address is. She asked each of us to tell her the names of each other's parents as well and where they live. We were asked when and where we got married but no other specific details. After she finished updating the packet she asked us if we would like to submit any supporting documents. I had way too much with me but she accepted copies of joint car insurance, joint renters insurance, a few pages of our joint lease, info listing each other as beneficiaries for 401k and life insurance, tax return transcripts for 2019 and 2018, joint bank account verification and employer verification letters for each of us. We had frontloaded much if our relationship evidence in previous submissions so she already had photos of us and our families from over the past 8 years. We brought a photo album, which she did not ask to see. At the end, she told us she would submit our file for approval today and we would get a letter in the mail explaining the green card and future application process for ROC. Super easy interview process, took all of 20-25 minutes. By the time we got home I had already received an email stating that his green card is in the process of being produced!!
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| Seattle WA | Review #28347 on June 22, 2020: |
Ashley May
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| Seattle WA | Review #27749 on January 2, 2020: |
VG31
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| Seattle WA | Review #27743 on December 31, 2019: |
George Hoang
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Officer asked for evidence of continued relationship and hard evidence of joint statements.
We showed our insurance policies (health, dental, vision), papers listing her as a beneficiary on my retirement accounts, and shared our tax statements.
We brought all our original i-485 evidence which included photos as well as any additional photos since the day we submitted our original i-485. Officer skimmed at the new photos but generally seemed to also be well prepared from our file.
Questions from Officer:
To American Spouse-
When did you meet?
How did you propose?
To Immigrant Wife-
What is your current address?
Does your current address have an apartment number?
Did your families know each other before you met?
Have the (immigrant spouse) ever been to the USA before?
and asked the list of Yes/No questions from the i-485 document
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