Houston TX USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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92 Review(s)
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| Houston TX |  Review #8842 on December 9, 2011: |
A_at_J
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Interview appointment was at 11am but we got there at around 10:40. After a quick security check of your bags at the entrance, you'll be led to a waiting room. Dropped the appointment letter at the glass window, the attendant gave me a form to fill out and sat down to wait for my name to be called.
An officer called us in after a few minutes, I wasn't even done filling out the form. We were then led to her office then took an oath that we telling the truth. Asked us factual questions, mostly from the forms we submitted - name, birthdays, address, etc. Asked for the petitioner's driving license, beneficiary's EAD/AP (combo card), passport, old passports and evidence of marriage - gave her a copy of our apartment lease contract and statements of joint account with BOTH our names. She kept the evidence documents in file, she detached and kept the I-94 from the passport; the rest were handed back. Don't forget to bring COPIES of the evidence documents. We showed her all of ... read complete review
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| Houston TX | Review #8713 on November 16, 2011: |
salsera
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The presiding IO was very pleasant and professional, she treated my husband and I with respect. She did not give a final decision on the spot, but when we got home we checked the USCIS website and the case status was already in card production!
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| Houston TX | Review #7093 on January 26, 2011: |
cranehand
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excellent!!!! piece of cake
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| Houston TX | Review #6950 on December 4, 2010: |
saskswan
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We went for our Interview on November 15th. I had everything they requested and then some. The lady who interviewed us asked us to state our full names, birth dates, addresses and a few other questions. She then asked the same of my daughter. Then she questioned me a bit on my daughter's father (who is not listed on her birth certificate and is not in her life). She even insisted she needed his name. She then stated that our medical was incomplete but couldn't tell us why and wanted to contact the civil surgeon. We were left with the impression that if she had her question answered everything would be fine. We received a RFE last week and we had the civil surgeon then fix the vaccine part of the I693. The civil surgeon indicated that the particular officer we had sends everyone back to her. So now we wait again. I wish they had better communication. The interview was fine but now we wait nervously!
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| Houston TX | Review #5035 on September 30, 2009: |
candelari
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It was not difficult. IO asked me if I was legal in the country when I got married. I showed him my paperworks and everything to prove that I was. I still had one more year before renewal of visa status.
She asked several basic questions such as marriage date, his date of birth, how we met, what is his favorite dish if I cook for him etc, where did we go for dinner last night etc....
She left the room for copying and came back stating we are approved....
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