Los Angeles CA USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 1.8
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27 Review(s)
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| Los Angeles CA |  Review #32230 on July 6, 2023: |
Captain Ewok
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Somewhat ok 
(updated on July 6, 2023)
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #30884 on March 22, 2022: |
Rajesh thakran
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What's I do when my host family change his mind for new guys replace my side
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #27418 on November 3, 2019: |
Martina Trujillo
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Status of my residence card
(updated on December 28, 2019)
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #25542 on February 7, 2019: |
Anna Mo
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Rating only
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #22959 on December 12, 2017: |
J/G
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If it possible to take LA metro/train, please do so. it's $1.75 / person / trip.... We paid $12 for parking, that's BS. The Union Station is 3 minutes walk from the Federal Building. I was just too nervous and didn't want to be late so we decided to drive in retrospect train would've been such a great idea.
Bring a copy of EVERYTHING you submitted (I-129F Petition Pack, K-1 Visa Application Pack, and your AOS/EAD/AP Application Pack). You never know what the IO / the USCIS are missing from your pile / asking you to show them during your interview.
Eat breakfast/lunch before your interview.... you'll be waiting a long time...
There is a candy bar machine and a water fountain just outside the waiting room.
Dress up. Look nice and proper.
There's no issue with bringing Phone into the building.
SIDE NOTE: Although this whole thing was basically a breeze for both of us and we did EVERYTHING ourselves, This (I-129F, K-1 & AOS) has been a LOOOOOONNNNGGGG process. It's kind of a make or break process. I cannot imagine people going through this without a genuine love for their husband/wife and want to bring her/him to live in the US and start a life together. It took a lot of time, energy and effort and it's not fun or at the least enjoyable. It's rather stressful actually. I am glad I arrived at this point and so many of you have been through it and successfully done so, CONGRATS. I hope my turn is coming soon.
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