USCIS Marriage Green Card Interview Offices

USCIS generally schedules an adjustment interview at a field office with jurisdiction over the case or applicant’s residence, but transfers and workload distribution may affect the final location. The office stated on the appointment notice is the office where you must appear.

Applicants generally do not select the field office that will conduct the interview. USCIS determines the location. A request to reschedule or address a location problem should follow the instructions in the appointment notice.

Not necessarily. Biometrics are commonly collected at an Application Support Center, while the adjustment interview is conducted at the field office identified on the interview notice. Review each notice separately.

In a marriage-based adjustment case, USCIS generally expects both the petitioner and applicant to attend when directed by the notice. The specific appointment notice should be reviewed carefully.

An attorney representing the applicants may generally attend the interview after the required representation documentation has been filed or accepted. Attorney attendance does not replace the spouses’ responsibility to answer questions truthfully and provide evidence.

The Messersmith Law Firm may arrange attorney attendance at USCIS field offices nationwide for accepted cases. Availability depends on the office, interview date, scheduling, attorney availability, case circumstances, and agreed travel arrangements.

The address change should be reported according to USCIS requirements. A move may result in transfer to another field office, delay, or a new appointment notice. Continue monitoring the case and follow the latest notice issued by USCIS.

USCIS has authority to waive certain adjustment interviews when it determines that an interview is unnecessary. Applicants should nevertheless maintain updated evidence and remain prepared in case USCIS later schedules an interview.

Published processing times provide general information and do not predict the exact interview date or decision in an individual case. Scheduling varies based on the case, office workload, transfers, security checks, and whether additional review is required.