Los Angeles CA USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.1
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197 Review(s)
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| Los Angeles CA |  Review #1169 on January 2, 2007: |
Synthetrix
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The interview was short and sweet and we felt assured that we would be hearing from them soon after. It's now been over 120 days since that AOS interview and we are still waiting. 
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #1167 on January 1, 2007: |
stan&tanya
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Had our interview on December 15. K3 visa AOS. Officer running behind schedule, but when he got to us he was quick. We brought along a professional translator since I read that a spouse often times cannot act as translator. We brought our 8 month old son along and the officer was surprised we brought a translator - I guess he thought this was merely procedural and didn't need to inquire further about our relationship, etc.
So once we got to his office, he asked the basic biographical questions: offical name, current address, telephone number, and read down the list of questions on the AOS form (are you a terrorist, have you ever supported a communist gov't, etc.).
He approved us within 15 minutes. An easy, smooth process. As always, if you have nothing to hide, there's nothing to worry about.
Good luck.
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #1144 on December 22, 2006: |
Bobsled
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Was interviewed by a nice lady. After swearing us in she asked a few basic questions to my wife, what's your name, DOB, address, been arrested? Then asked to see joint account stuff. Looked it over and typed up something and said "congrats, you're approved". Took some 8 minutes max. Very easy experience.
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #858 on September 20, 2006: |
Ches
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I'm not sure what to type in here so.. please bear with me...
Monday... the day that is the hardest to get up... and its the day of our interview! 9/11 no less! Our interview time was at 7:50am. we live only 10 miles away but its in downtown LA... the mere thought.... sigh.
that morning, we left like 7am flat... traffic westbound on the 10 was its usual turtle pace.... got to downtown 7:40am. took the first public parking structure that was available... which is opposite the federal bulding on los angeles st. we were halfway already when. waah! i left my phone! had to run back and get it! 5 mins left! go out of the stairways. (the parking was at sublevels) turned the wrong way! good thing we asked the handy policeman that was taking his break. 
he pointed us the right way and off we go.... cant run now.. my wife is preggy...
crossing the street. we were presented with two entryways. which way do we go??? the gu... read complete review
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| Los Angeles CA | Review #729 on July 27, 2006: |
Kelvin
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Very easy. We had everything together and it took just a few minutes.
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