Jacksonville FL USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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67 Review(s)
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| Jacksonville FL |  Review #3326 on September 9, 2008: |
Paul
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I was given an appointment in Jacksonville even though my local office is Orlando- maybe they're too busy at the moment or something. Who knows. I was one of the first in the office- our appointment was for 8am (on August 1st).
We must have waited about three-quarters of an hour or so (though we arrived the full 45 minutes early). We were taken off to an interview room where a nice man (whose name I've forgotten) treated the whole thing as if it was just a formality- he ran through some standard questions (checking where we lived, dates of birth etc) and asked if I was a terrorist or communist and that was about it. He took my work permit card off me, stamped my passport and told me I'd get the green card in the mail. Though I don't think he called it that. He also said how we have to file the I-751 in two years' time to remove the conditions of the permanent resident card I'll be getting (since we were only recently married you don't get the ten year one immediately).... read complete review
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| Jacksonville FL | Review #2223 on December 3, 2007: |
atothelkini
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Approved this morning in Jacksonville!
Following a nice 2 and half hour car journey from Tallahassee to make our 7.30am appointment (who the hell would ever set appointments at that time of the morning?) we arrived bleary-eyed at the Jax office with about 10 minutes to spare.
We took a seat in the waiting room, and only waited for around 15 minutes before we were called. I can't remember the guy's name who called us, but he was around 34-35 and looked a little like Clark Kent. (We both commented later that he looked as if his name should be 'Keith' but that's another side issue.)
Anyway, 'Keith' brought us into his office, where we took the oath and then sat down. He quickly put us at ease, and it was hard to fight the feeling that this WAS actually going to be the 'easy' experience that others spoke of! He asked for drivers licenses from both of us, as well as my EAD card, and passport. Then he asked me what Jeneane's birthdate was, and th... read complete review
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| Jacksonville FL | Review #2169 on November 9, 2007: |
NavarreMan
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I think it sucks that they are making me drive all the way to Jacksonville (300 miles each way) rather than let me go to New Orleans (150 miles each way). 
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| Jacksonville FL | Review #1304 on February 17, 2007: |
ivona
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My interview went very smoothly. We didi have to wait a bit longer but once we got in it was easy and very relaxed. The interviewer was a guy, he asked us both when is our anniversary and David couldn't remember. Then he asked him when is my birthday and he knew that, and the interviewer commented that guys usually don't know one of those two dates. He asked us how we met and that was nore or less it, we were out in 10 - 15 minutes or so.
I had letters from the place I volunteered at, and my mother in law, and David's grandpa but he didn't even looke at those. He looked at the joint docs that we brought, which was the account and the medical insurance and that was it. And we brought a few photos, starting with David's visit to photos from trips we took once I got here and my birthday.
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| Jacksonville FL | Review #771 on August 16, 2006: |
Paul
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I was given an appointment in Jacksonville even though my local office is Orlando- maybe they're too busy at the moment or something. Who knows. I was one of the first in the office- our appointment was for 8am (on August 1st).
We must have waited about three-quarters of an hour or so (though we arrived the full 45 minutes early). We were taken off to an interview room where a nice man (whose name I've forgotten) treated the whole thing as if it was just a formality- he ran through some standard questions (checking where we lived, dates of birth etc) and asked if I was a terrorist or communist and that was about it. He took my work permit card off me, stamped my passport and told me I'd get the green card in the mail. Though I don't think he called it that. He also said how we have to file the I-751 in two years' time to remove the conditions of the permanent resident card I'll be getting (since we were only recently married you don't get the ten year one immediately). H... read complete review
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