Des Moines IA USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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28 Review(s)
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| Des Moines IA |  Review #27396 on October 31, 2019: |
Vega007
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
We had a great experience at this field office. The officer called us in on time and the interview took about 15mins. He was professional, calm, and concise.
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| Des Moines IA | Review #25644 on February 22, 2019: |
Giovanni1
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Long wait before I could be interviewed for adjustment of status. Officer asking many questions but overall professional and courteous
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| Des Moines IA | Review #25544 on February 7, 2019: |
lalejandro1
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Our interview for adjustment to status was very short , we had a good agent who was understanding and very kind to us..
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| Des Moines IA | Review #24856 on October 18, 2018: |
Milyta
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My interview finished September 19th and I have not got any answer or my case. My case is in Denver. I am continue waiting.
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| Des Moines IA | Review #23218 on February 6, 2018: |
sfcscott
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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Our interview was scheduled on January 29, 2018 at 10:30am. We arrived 1 hour early to make sure we had enough time to find a place to park and walk to the building with no issues. When we arrived, we were told to leave the appointment letter in the box on the reception counter and have a seat. At 10:55 a woman came out from a back room as called my Wife's name. We both approached the woman and greeted her. Immediately she spoke to me and said that she only wanted to speak with my wife and that I should stay in the waiting lobby and wait. She said that if she needed me, she would call me. I waited about 15 minutes before my wife returned. In the interview, my wife said that she was told to give fingerprints again of her right and left index finger, raise her right hand and give the oath. She was asked all of the same questions you will find on the I-485 such as "Have you ever been......" She then asked a few questions about my family and if she was currently working. ... read complete review
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