Seattle WA USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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144 Review(s)
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| Seattle WA |  Review #23112 on January 17, 2018: |
rostov007
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Naturalization
We just returned from a long day at USCIS. She was approved after the interview this morning and she took the oath this afternoon. We decided to do the name change outside USCIS because the interviewer didn’t know how long it would take to finish the change and schedule the oath ceremony. There was one this afternoon so he offered to place her in it if she wanted to postpone the name change, so she did.
We arrived 15 min before her appointment time (the maximum amount you can be early) and checked in and got a waiting number. You then go upstairs to the waiting room until your number is called. She was only in the room about 15-20 minutes before she came out approved. She said they asked her 6 questions for the 100 list and she got all correct. They had her write the answer to a verbal question on paper. (“Name the three branches of the US governmentâ€. She then wrote the answer in a complete sentence “The three branches of the US governm... read complete review
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| Seattle WA | Review #23087 on January 12, 2018: |
lilacmarie213
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
We arrived 45 minutes early, went through security (remove shoes, belt, coats, put all belongings in a tray, walk through the metal detector, then reclaimed items), and checked in. Confusingly, there is a sign that says you cannot check in more than 15 minutes early, despite the notice saying 30 minutes, and us being permitted to check in 45 minutes ahead of time. They gave us a receipt with a letter and a number (just like the DMV). We were told to go to the second floor - there are two sides of the second floor with seating, the side closer to the bathrooms and the american flag is for naturalization/citizenship ceremony, while the other is for those waiting for interviews. There is NO signage anywhere that makes note of this, so we ended up sitting on the wrong side until we noticed that nobody sitting near us had a receipt with a letter/number. There's also no screens/monitors that tell you what number has been called - the workers just come and call out, which can be a bit hard to... read complete review
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| Seattle WA | Review #22993 on December 19, 2017: |
NorthByNorthwest
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
AOS interview was a great experience, we waited about 15 minutes past our scheduled appointment time before being called in by the officer. The whole thing took less than 30 minutes and the officer was very professional, polite and to the point. After putting us under oath we reviewed the I-485 contents followed by us describing how we met. There were no questions on any of the documentation we submitted so we just shared some of the evidence of the relation that we brought, apartment lease contract, utility bills and a few photos, that was all. We were subsequently approved the same day, two thumbs up!
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| Seattle WA | Review #22288 on August 4, 2017: |
DrCastles
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
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| Seattle WA | Review #22152 on July 14, 2017: |
WOODHIKER
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
My interview was at 11:15. It was very easy for me to get to the location and parking, still $7 cash, was plentiful. Got through security right away and there was only 1 couple ahead of us in line for check-in. Showed my interview letter and id and got checked in at about 10:50. Went to the 2nd floor waiting area. It's a huge waiting area and there was only about 3 groups of us waiting. We we called in within 20 minutes and then had the interview. The interview was pretty laid back. The immigration officer ("IO") went through the information on the forms and then just asked us general questions about where we met and about the wedding, ie. who was there and reason why we picked the specific date for the wedding. The IO also asked each of us about each other's siblings, my husband forgot the name of one of my sisters, but the IO said don't worry about it. The IO then asked what we have done to financially merge our lives together. I then provided her documents showing that my... read complete review
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