Houston TX USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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92 Review(s)
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| Houston TX |  Review #22692 on October 18, 2017: |
kelaimente
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We arrived early and had to wait for about 45 minutes. Shortly after our scheduled appointment time, we were called for the interview. The officer apologized for the wait, and was very friendly and polite. We reviewed our documents, were asked a few questions, and told that we'll be informed of the decision within a few days. Very good experience overall!
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| Houston TX | Review #22525 on September 20, 2017: |
Anuoluwa
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I found this to be one of the most helpful and useful forums when I needed advice and encouragement in the walk up to my interview.
Here’s my timeline:
PD-07/25/17
Receipts for i-130, i-485, i-765- 8/8/2016
Biometrics-8/24/2016
EAD Card-10/7/2016
Interview notice-08/14/2017 for 09/19/2017 interview date. - APPROVED!!!
Interview day:
Got there way too early (over an hour before my scheduled interview time), so waited.
A gentleman in his 60s called my name and my husband and I followed him.
Oaths, IDs (passports and DL) checked, then he asked how we met, who proposed, do I work, where and what did. We kept the answers brief. Then he proceeded to asking questions on the I-30 and asked my husband to confirm his name, address, etc. He repeated the process for the I-485 and asked me to confirm the details and my signature. He then said the insurance we submitted with our petition was expired and we gave him ... read complete review
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| Houston TX | Review #22010 on June 22, 2017: |
hwaibada
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485 interview(thru marriage) scheduled for 10:30am. We walked in at 9:40am. Checked in, waited at the designated area for a few minutes. My name was called first of all the ppl who were in the same waiting zone. Interviewer was delightful, had only few words. In her office we oath, names and birthdays were verified, was asked for new health exam paper(one submitted expired). A few 'Have you ever' questions. We brought our 3 weeks old son so his birth certificate was asked. After 5 mins she said "Ok, it's done. You'll receive the greencard in 2-3 weeks." No other questions were asked. When we exited the office it was 10:10am.
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| Houston TX | Review #21996 on June 21, 2017: |
HackyMoto
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We arrived waaay early since we lived at the other end of town and it was rush hour. Checked in and the receptionist informed us to wait. Interview was scheduled for 845 but we were not seen until almost 10am or shortly thereafter.
After making us swear he proceeded to ask my wife (USC) a few questions then he asked me the same questions from the I-485.
He verbally told us the I-130 was approved and my AOS would be reviewed. Which was a major debbie downer.
Later that evening I woke up from a big boy nap with my wife yelling "check your email! Check your email!" Case updated to say "card is being produced"
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| Houston TX | Review #21691 on April 19, 2017: |
patienceisvirtue
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AOS with approved I360
It lasted 10 mins. It was an older lady (60's) Officer Godard. She made me swear in and repeated all questions in the I-485. She then asked me if I was married and I said no and she took a copy of my DL, Passport and divorce cert. She asked how I entered, the last date of entry - I answered.
She then smiled and said 10 days is when they will let me know the decision - she asked if I left the US after the last entry I said no. She asked if I worked - I gave her my offer letter, W2 and pay stubs thus far. I also signed a waiver of attorney presence.
I then kindly requested that she changed my name on my green card back to my maiden name - she asked why didn't I do this at the divorce- I said I was not at the hearing due to low funds - she looked at thee divorce cert and remarked she didn't realize he filed for divorce. She asked why didn't I file for the divorce is said "Ma'am I was not in touch with him and I had no m... read complete review
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