Atlanta GA USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4
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129 Review(s)
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| Atlanta GA |  Review #16092 on February 3, 2015: |
Sean_
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Had a 10:30 appointment, but didn't see the Officer until 1:00 due to a change over to a new ticket number system.
The actual interview was great, the officer conducted it like a simple conversation and was very pleasant.
overall good experience except for the ticket issue.
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| Atlanta GA | Review #15979 on January 16, 2015: |
icv21
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Approved!!!! 
After waiting for more than 2 hours in a FREEZINGWAITING waiting room the IO called our number.
He was the nicest man, very professional and friendly.
Our interview last less than 10 minutes. He makes us swear we were saying the truth.. Then asked for documentation my husband gave him his DL and I gave him my EAD.
He asked if we still live in the same address... If the signature from 1 document was from my husband... Asked if I had a job I said no, I just got my SSC a week ago and I still need to learn to drive.. And my husband said that's the next step and they both laughed. Then asked about my husband's job and talked for a little bit about it and random experiences.
He Asked me what date we got married. And if I went to honey moon I said not my husband said we are still saving money for the real thing, ceremony and honey moon and then the IO madea funny cooment about his honey money with his wife lol. ... read complete review
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| Atlanta GA | Review #15934 on January 8, 2015: |
iscariot
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Had our meeting with the officer at the Atlanta office 6/5. IT went pretty smoothly. We were the first couple in there. We only hit one snag, where my wife didn't realize that "Communist Party" was the "Chinese Communist Party" which used a different acronym(CPC) but the interviewer had seen this before. He quickly printed a second copy of the page and had my wife sign it.
We didn't have too many questions to deal with, but we got a lot of the typical "who's your in law" type stuff. He asked if my folks liked her, and a few various and sundry questions but nothing too fancy.
When it came to proof, I came prepared. I showed him the marriage license, photos, etc. He wanted some more, so I showed him all the plane tickets we had for her commuting between Dallas and Atlanta before she moved here. He still wanted some more, so it handed him EVERY SINGLE TEXT MESSAGE WE'D EVER SENT" yes, my android phone saved every single text message, I dropped 600+... read complete review
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| Atlanta GA | Review #15064 on August 25, 2014: |
Leireen
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We had the appointment early in the morning. Half an hour waiting time. The person who interviewed us was very friendly. A few questions asked. We got approved right there. Just waiting for the Greencard to come!!!!! Very very very happy 😄
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| Atlanta GA | Review #14934 on August 4, 2014: |
SouthernBelle*
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We had our Interview on July 31st 2014. I was very nervous and stressed out, mostly because of my 3+ years overstay.
We drove from Alabama to Atlanta, it took us about 3 hours to get there. We arrived at 7:30. The interview was at 9:45. We drove to the building to see where it was exactly and get a glimpse of it. We decided to get breakfast at Subway which was next to Publix across from the Northlake Mall maybe 2 minutes away. Then we got us some Starbucks which was close as well and at about 9 we drove back, went through security check. The guys were very nice and patient (It took me a while to take off all my jewelry, I was nervous and it took even longer than normal.....had to calm down a little bit). I had to take my shoes off, my husband didn't. Don't know why. Then we went to the receptionist to sign in, she gave us the receipt and we took the elevator to the second floor. There were about 20 people already waiting. We signed in at 9:01. At about 9:50 somebody came and exc... read complete review
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