Locate a USCIS Office
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 The
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS, formerly INS) has
offices throughout the United States. There are several types of USCIS
immigration offices. Each office performs very specific tasks, such as granting visa
extensions, changes of status, and Green Card and Citizenship applications. It is
important to submit your application to the correct office, otherwise your
application may be delayed, returned to you, or even denied.
Some USCIS offices are open to the public, while others are not. Please review
the list of immigration offices below.
- District Offices and Sub-Offices
Some District Offices also have Sub Offices that serve a portion of the
District's jurisdiction. Each local office handles scheduled interviews for
applications. You can schedule an appointment to speak to an Immigration
Officer by using INFOpass.
- Asylum Offices
Asylum offices only provide assistance with asylum-related applications. Interviews for asylum are held at specific asylum offices. You may receive a notice to appear at an Asylum Office for an interview regarding your application. Failing to
show for your appointment will most likely delay your application. Therefore, it is strongly recommended to not reschedule or miss an appointment with an Asylum Center. These centers are located throughout the United States, and your notice to appear will indicate where and when to meet.
- Application Support Centers
Application Support Centers (ASC) provide fingerprinting and related application services. You may receive a notice to appear at a local Application Support Center for an interview regarding your application. Failing to
show for your appointment will most likely delay your application. It is strongly recommended to not reschedule or miss an appointment with an Application Support Center. ASCs are located throughout the United States, and your notice to appear will indicate where and when to meet.
All information guides available through U.S. Immigration Support contain a detailed
and comprehensive list of Application Support Centers in the
United States.
- Field Offices
A field office primarily deals with applications that have problems or petitions that
have already been filed. A field office provides supplemental services.
Sometimes, field offices conduct immigration interviews, and your interview may
be scheduled at a field office. Your notice to appear will provide the time and place to meet. A field office does not handle asylum-related applications.
Our U.S. immigration guides and packages contain a full list of all USCIS
offices around the country.
Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
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U.S. Immigration Support |
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(646) 233-3836 |
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(646) 792-3296 |
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www.usimmigrationsupport.org |
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info@usimmigrationsupport.org
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