Pittsburgh PA USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.5
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27 Review(s)
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| Pittsburgh PA |  Review #7156 on February 12, 2011: |
ashwood486
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We stayed at a great Hampton Inn about 30 minutes from the office in Washington PA. We started the day out by missing my step son's interview at 9:30am and was late for my wife's interview at 10:00am. We were so lost in Pittsburg and we allowed 1 hour extra for problems. I will say to not forget your GPS to find this office. The office treated us great we explained the problem and they said everyone gets lost trying to find the office. We were treated with the greatest respect, the agent talked to us like he was part of the family. He listened to storys about our experience with the embassy and the school system with my step son. He ask us a few formal questions and said you are approved. He gave us advice on evidence to submit when we applied in 2 yrs and wished us good luck in the future. The whole time in the waiting room and interview took about 25 minutes. I would recomend this office for anyone and to not worry about to much trouble or a bad experience. The agent told us our expe... read complete review
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| Pittsburgh PA | Review #4797 on August 1, 2009: |
Jimmy and Angela
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Took about 15 minutes. Agent was extremely nice. 
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| Pittsburgh PA | Review #1099 on December 8, 2006: |
rob&ana
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AOS INTERVIEW: It was quite simple, the CO made a few questions about how we met, when and where, when did we get married and where. Asked about joint assets and liabilities, we provided rent lease document, joint account letters, and letters from our employers stating that we're the beneficiaries of the life insurance and 401K. No stamp on the passport, but GC should arrive in 7 to 10 days.
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| Pittsburgh PA | Review #876 on September 26, 2006: |
cheeky^Wolf
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Really painless experience. The interviewer was very friendly, asked us only a few questions and looked through our wedding album. We were done within 5 minutes.
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| Pittsburgh PA | Review #472 on March 11, 2006: |
rebeccajo
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We arrived at the Pittsburgh office about 45 minutes before our interview. There was NOBODY else on the grounds - we went through Security and upstairs to an empty waiting room. Wes tells me there were 36 hard blue chairs in the lobby and we sat in a pair of them near the door. When we registered with the receptionist, she took our NOA (they don't give it back) and we noticed from her list that there were only SIX interviews scheduled for that day.
At right about 9, the door opened and we were greeted by a bookish young man who told us his name (Michael something-or-another). He was smiling but professional and cool. His office was meticulously neat - the appearance of a government employee with not much to do. We sat down but he asked us to rise and swore us in - he stood for this as well.
He spoke to Wes first - confirmed his name and called him by his first name (Robert) and Wes didn't correct him, but I said 'he goes by Wes'. As we recall, the next que... read complete review
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