Seattle WA USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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144 Review(s)
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| Seattle WA |  Review #2519 on February 26, 2008: |
radacos
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I went to the Seattle CIS office for my biometrics appointment on February 25, 2008. I had to wait for 2 1/2 hours before I was actually fingerprinted. Aside from the very long wait, the staff was polite and helpful.
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| Seattle WA | Review #2511 on February 24, 2008: |
Fouad
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Very easy interview, made copies of tax return and took a voided check as proof of our co-habitation/marriage. Just asked a few questions including the polygamy question and was very nice.  Entire interview as approx 10 mins.
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| Seattle WA | Review #2396 on January 29, 2008: |
FlyboyBob
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Got in earlier than the appointment time. Interviewer was polite, professional and very efficient.
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| Seattle WA | Review #1927 on August 18, 2007: |
ready4ONE
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We had our AOS interview August 1, 2007 in the Seattle office. We arrived about half an hour early, and because they were quite busy, waited an extra forty minutes past our scheduled interview time.
The interviewer was nice, but very serious and businesslike. She started off with swearing us both in, and ran through a lot of the yes/no questions from the forms. She then asked how we had met, and took some notes. Probably less that ten minutes of questions, also asking about where we lived etc.
Then she looked through our documents we had brought to show proof of relationship, glancing at a stack of pictures (she enjoyed but didn't seem too important,) copies of mail received either addressed to both of us or just to my wife (seemed important,) dental insurance covering my wife (was important,) and although my wife hadn't been added to my work insurance (too expensive!) noting she was eligible appeared to be important to the interviewer, copy of joint bank... read complete review
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| Seattle WA | Review #1790 on July 14, 2007: |
nuzzledark
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That was just about the easiest thing I've ever done. We got there really early, around 9:00am for our 10:00am interview. We didn't get called in till a little after 11:00am tho. It was taking so long me and my husband started making bets which person was going to call our name, ahhh boredom. I won
Anyway, we got sworn in, asked to verify name, birthdate, home address, telephone etc. Asked all of the usual "Do you plan on practicing polygamy" questions and such. Then he asked how we met, how many times we've visited each other. My husband and I met attending school in 2003 so we've known each other for awhile, been dating for 4 years, and I lived with him for a year in Italy so there didn't seem to be much question about the validity of our relationship. He asked to see wedding photos, and joint assets. We had joint bank statements, credit cards, health and dental insurance, car insurance, and lease agreements. No utility bills if you're curious. Then that was it!
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