New Orleans LA USCIS Office Reviews
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| New Orleans LA |  Review #5941 on April 20, 2010: |
JLP9576
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
Hi,
We had our interview in New Orleans earlier today. We got there 20 minutes early and waited for about 30 mintues. I was surprised when they called my name. I am the petitioner. I asked if my husband needed to come and she said only me for now. I was confused because I was thinking we would be interviewed together. I was wrong. She asked for my license and made me swear to tell the truth. Then she proceeded to ask me questions. How did we meet, what website, who proposed, when did he propose, how many days did you stay in Nigeria, did you meet his family and who did you meet, after I told her that I met his parents and brothers/sister she wanted names. She asked if I had siblings and wanted to know their names. Wanted to know his birthday, how did we celebrate my birthday, what was the name of the restaurant we went to in order to celebrate, wanted to know how we celebrated Christmas. She wanted to know where we got married and I told her the city, who attended, where was th... read complete review
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| New Orleans LA | Review #5067 on October 9, 2009: |
TheHypnotist
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We were both so nervous about that interview. A good thing the hotel is 1 minute away from the USCIS building...
Once arrived there, we still had almost one hour to wait cause our appointment was at 1.30pm, and of course you have to leave the hotel room by 11am.
Everyone was smiling and that helped us to relax. At the same time they were preparing everything for a ceremony. I think it was for those who had obtained their citizenship. So we ended up waiting in the hall 
At 1.30 exactly a young man calls us. He makes us swear to tell the truth, only the truth, then we sit...
He's very friendly, no black glasses and no "Mister Anderson!"
He starts to ask me a couple of questions, my name, birth date, parents first name (easy) and he checks everything, just to be sure i didn't make any mistake when i filled the forms. Once again i have to answer that I'm not a terrorist, i don't sell drugs, etc.
Then he... read complete review
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| New Orleans LA | Review #3549 on November 5, 2008: |
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I had my Adjustment of Status interview on 11-04-08 (Election day) at 10:00 a.m.
My husband and I arrived in New Orleans at about 9:10 am and stayed in the car in the parking lot adjacent to CIS building until about 9:30 a.m.
Once we got inside the building, we went to the third floor. We pass through the security check (my husband's belt buckle set off the alarm). The officer then asked us if we had an interview. After saying 'yes' asked us to place it in the drop box window and then have a seat.
We took a seat amongst the some 100 people that were in the waiting room. At about 10:10 am, we were called. We were immediately asked to raise our right hands and were sworn in. Here are the questions asked/ things asked for:
1) Husband and wife's ID
2) Husband and daughter's birth certificate
3) Joint Bank Account
4) Husband job letter to show he is still employed (His letter was dated April 2008)
5) My... read complete review
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| New Orleans LA | Review #3384 on September 27, 2008: |
jef2015
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My wife and I were married Nov '07. She came to the US in June '07, we were not intending to marry at the time and she came here as a tourist. We completed and sent all our paperwork the end of November. There were only two problems I can remember. We had to go for biometrics a second time because the fingerprints didn't take the first time. The other problem we had was the physical. The forms were not completed correctly by the civil surgeon. This was the same c.s. who failed to tell us, after she tested positive for TB, most people from Europe would not pass the TB test because of a vaccine they were given when they were young. My wife thought she had TB until we did some research on the net. If anyone is in SW La, I don't recommend the c.s. in Pt Arthur even if she is the closest available.
Anyway, we completed everything ourself using the info from this site. The agent that interviewed us was great. Do be over prepared, take a few pictures, tax info, copies of everything an... read complete review
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| New Orleans LA | Review #2317 on January 6, 2008: |
meeky and me
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we had our AOS interview on 20th, and this is how it went.
we waited from 10am our appointment time till about 11.15 when the lady called our name. After the initial swearing and she wanted to see some goverment issue IDs and we gave her our DL which she check both our address.
she wanted to see my wife original birth cert, our marriage cert, my birth cert. then she asked for evidence to support our application and i gave her all our evidence neatly arranged and the photocopies ( she was happy i came with photocopies and the way the documents were arranged). she looked through the evidence carefully and all she said was that we have all she need and that were approved. she talked al ittle about my church and asked if my wife attend thesame church. She asked for current letter from employer and last three months paystub, i gave her both but she said mine is not important and she kept the originals of my wife and also copies of last year tax return.
she asked the que... read complete review
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