San Antonio TX USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.1
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69 Review(s)
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| San Antonio TX |  Review #4466 on May 28, 2009: |
SydneytoWaco
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
Since we live about a 3 hour drive away from the office we spent the night in San Antonio as the interview was slated for 8:30am. It's a good thing we did too because that morning there was a collision on one of the interstates and anybody coming from that direction would undoubtedly have been very very late.
We entered the building and passed through security (had to return to the car and leave our camera/cell phones in there). I was seated for no longer than 5 minutes when my spouse and I were called up.
The immigration officer guided us up in an elevator and to his office. He asked for the EAD, AP, biometrics notice and passport. He checked the paper work, everything was in order, he kept the EAD and AP, stamped and marked my passport and returned it to me. He then explained that in 1 year and 9 months we had to apply to remove our conditions. He said the green card would be in the mail within a month and that we should only be concerned and contact the... read complete review
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| San Antonio TX | Review #4089 on March 18, 2009: |
gazarama
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Was interview by IO #8. He didn't smile or nothing, just acted real professional. Didn't get asked any hard questions, was just made to verify some information on the I-485 application.
In and out within 10 mins.
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| San Antonio TX | Review #3585 on November 18, 2008: |
Austin_Volgograd
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Interview was quick and painless. Interviewer asked only short questions to the (now ex-)wife. He copied credit cards with our names, insurance cards, but didn't care about deed for house with her and my names on it. ADVICE: DO NOT add your spouse's name to the deed to your house until after conditions are removed and you are absolutely sure that the individual is not committing green card fraud. I didn't wait and it complicated the divorce tremendously.
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| San Antonio TX | Review #3512 on October 27, 2008: |
TrueNorth
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When we arrived there was a group of people inside the door, trying to figure out where they were supposed to go. None spoke a word of English and the Security lady didn't speak Spanish so we had to wait for everything to get interpreted so they could find out they needed to be in another building.
After that we moved on to the male Security officer, an older and grumbly guy who didn't smile and wasn't friendly at all. He even went to talk to someone else while we were tying to get checked in, instructing my husband to sign a register for Visitors. I went to sign it, thinking since I was a visitor as well, but then the security guy stopped talking to the other person off to the side and barked at me that I wasn't supposed to sign it, only my husband. Sheesh. He got up on the wrong side of the bed that day!
We went in and sat for about 15 mins or so as we'd arrived early. We were finally called by our Officer and he escorted us up to his office on an upper ... read complete review
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| San Antonio TX | Review #2979 on June 8, 2008: |
ChrisR
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Naturalization
This was the best experience I have ever had with immigration.
I went there for a Naturalization interview and it ended up taking all of 20 minutes (5 of that were to get to the interviewer's office and back downstairs).
Very professional and the interview turned from a real serious interview to a friendly chat about halfway through.
I couldn't have asked for a better experience. 
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