Newark NJ USCIS Office Reviews
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| Newark NJ |  Review #28458 on August 18, 2020: |
s11
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Our initial interview was postponed due to covid19.
This time, the interview notice said not to be early and to wear masks otherwise they won't allow entry. We reached 30 mins earlier. Our USCIS interview agent was friendly. He asked us to show - Driving license, passports, birth certificates. Then he went through the file to see if any document is missing. He checked our original application, asked if anything has been changed. He checked our i-864, medical, address, photos, and other documents submitted already. He asked us to show the financial documents with both our names. We submitted our joint savings account, credit card statements with both our names, 2019 joint tax. He also asked to show the photo album and selected 10 photos from there. Then he asked us questions like when/how did we meet, when did we decide to get married, how long was the courtship period, where have we traveled after marriage. Then he said our case looks very straightforward and that's all. Over... read complete review
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| Newark NJ | Review #27554 on November 22, 2019: |
The_Empyrean
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Interview was scheduled for 1PM.
Expected long lines for security, arrived early as per other advises, but the side entry was open, so we were the only ones there. Less than a minute.
Went up the elevator, 12:30. Officer greeted us at the elevator hall, checked the letter and ID's, directed us.
Took maybe 5mins to wait at the window. Got seated and were told to wait.
1:05PM Officer came out and called our names.
He seemed very serious and not really approachable. Wouldn't even shake hands, so right of the bat had bad vibes.
Asked to swear to say the truth, then for Birth Certificates, Passports, Marriage Certificates right of the bat once we sat down. He went through all of them.
Then asked the relationship questions. How did we meet, where did we meet, when did we start dating, when and where proposed, when got married, where the petitioner works, what does he do there, then same question about the beneficiary. Asked petitioner abo... read complete review
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| Newark NJ | Review #27188 on October 3, 2019: |
johhny5
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Long lines. Get there early.
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| Newark NJ | Review #27112 on September 21, 2019: |
Wing2
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So I finally went to my AoS interview at Newark today. I had a very early interview. Pretty much as soon as it opened. I would have to say that it couldn't have gone smoother. The security measure wasn't a pain at all.
1. I didn't have to take off my shoes as my wife and I wore sneakers to the interview.
2. I took off my watch and emptied my pocket into the tote bag of documents.
3. The guard directed us to the right floor.
4. Went to the registration window and checked in for the interview.
5. Waited for the interview... and waited... and 1 hour later we were called.
6. Entered the interview. The interviewing officers(IO from now on) was friendly but professional. He went straight for the questions. Oddly my wife got asked most of the questions when she is the USC and I'm the applicant.
7. He then asked us if we had any other documents. We did I handed over photos of which he kept some, tax bills, joint account statements, shared medic... read complete review
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| Newark NJ | Review #27056 on September 12, 2019: |
AlexisCC
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had our interview 9/11 at 115pm. Everyone was very nice and waiting time wasnt too long. id say we were there for no more than 2 hrs. We got there 1hr before the interview time and had to wait until it was 30 mins before that time. officer was nice and polite, asked us questions like who proposed to who, describe the proposal, how many siblings each on has, if we go on vacation anywhere, where we work what we do, etc. Interveiw was no longer than 30 mins in the end she told us that the file still needed to be reveiwed and to wait for a notice in the mail.
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