Washington DC USCIS Office Reviews
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| Washington DC |  Review #7047 on January 12, 2011: |
Sgt. McGee
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
We waited for about 2 hours past our scheduled appointment time, but were finally called in. Officer did not seem terribly interested in supplemental materials we had brought, other than a few bills/contracts we had signed. I had not brought a few things that would have been helpful (receipts from engagement and wedding rings, recipts/contracts from ceremony and reception venue), but he was not too put off by that.
After reviewing submitted answers to questions and forms (esp. on the I-485, like the questions about planning to overthrow the government, etc), he told us were going to be approved, and that we'll need to file for ROC within 90 days of the expiration of the conditional GC.
Overall, it was a lot easier than we expected, and went very well. Waiting two hours was not fun, though, especially when all of the other people that showed up at the same time as us were in/out in under an hour.
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| Washington DC | Review #6800 on November 1, 2010: |
jodylee
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15 minutes! The supervisor decided to sit in on the interview, which prompted some stupid questions like "am I a prostitute" and "how many husbands do I have".
They approved the same day!
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| Washington DC | Review #6329 on July 12, 2010: |
sonyneha
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| Washington DC | Review #5002 on September 24, 2009: |
anka
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· 4 people found this review helpful
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Our AOS interview was scheduled for September 11, 2009. Other than having just the usual nerves, the 9/11 date factor made us that much more edgy.
So, my husband and I arrived a about 15 minutes early (the office is actually in Fairfax, VA) and sat down in the crowded waiting room area. We were called in about 15 minutes later by a woman who right away made us feel comfortable right away. After swearing to tell "...nothing but the truth" she ushered us to take a seat across from her desk while she sorted through all the papers we'd submitted. She laughingly commented on all the "annoying" sticky-notes I'd tagged info with in the K-1 visa application and made us laugh again when she showed us the wastebasket full of stickys!
The questions she asked us:
-Our full names, parents full names, address, d.o.b, etc.
-How we met and where, and a short history of our relationship with general dates/milestones (when we got engaged, when/where we visited each ... read complete review
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| Washington DC | Review #4936 on September 4, 2009: |
Donna and Jay
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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was a nice and quick in and out procedure. Our appt was scheduled for 10:15. We walked in at 10:08, waited a minute at reception and then a lady took the appt document and asked us to have a seat.
10:42...my name was called. Lovely officer, we chatted with her and then she asked a bunch of questions straight from the application regarding my background (the yes and no q's in one of the forms). Ditto my wife. Asked for some bills, bank acounts, pics...then took photocopies...and that was it!!
Don't know why people make a big fuss about this whole process...I say to everyone who is going through this...IGNORE what everyone says. Everything is a FORMALITY...nothing more than that
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