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| Atlanta GA |  Review on May 9, 2019: |
Brittani
Rating:  | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
This field office has mixed reviews but me and my husband honestly had a decent experience. I actually gave it 4 instead of 5 only because of the wait time which I imagine is normal. First, you will go through airport style security. Heads up the guards are not very friendly not necessarily rude or anything like that though. Our appointment was at 2:00 PM and we arrived at 1:15 PM. The lady told us we were to early and to come back at 1:30 PM so we just stood around in the waiting area right by check in (that waiting area was slam packed). Once we checked in we were told to go to the third level. There was a pretty good sized waiting area here as well but there were no where near as many people waiting not even half of what was downstairs. We were there for a marriage based conditional greencard and I believe this was specifically for marriage based and family based visas. This is where the long wait came in. They kept calling ticket numbers that were before and after ours which made me nervous but then 45 minutes later we finally got called. Our officer was very nice and our interview was pretty easy and straightforward. He told us he had approved us and to expect his greencard soon. We were walking out the door right around 3:00 PM.
Questions that were asked....
-How did y'all meet?
-When was the first time my husband came over?
-What other dates did he come visit?
-Were y'all married before?
-How long?
-When did y'all get a divorce from your previous spouses?
-Do y'all have children together?
-Do y'all have children from any others?
-What date did y'all get married?
-What do y'all do for a living?
-What did my husband do in home country?
Documents he asked to see....
-Original marriage certificate.
-My husband's passport.
-Both of our driver's licenses.
-A few wedding pictures (I think to entertain me).
We took two backpacks FULL of documents from honey moon stuff, pictures, receipts, bills, proof of child support from him for his son, letters from my coworkers about us, the deed to my house. Pretty much anything you could think of linked to us being a married couple I brought just in case. Honestly, I was disappointed he didn't ask to see anything else but he had already reviewed our petition and I included pretty solid evidence in that already.
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #26129