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InfoPass Appointments with the USCIS

InfoPass An InfoPass appointment with your local USCIS office is a free service which allows you to resolve the following immigration issues and many more with a USCIS officer in person:

  1. You want to ask USCIS a question about your pending immigration case;
  2. You need to reschedule an interview with the USCIS; or
  3. You filed an application with the USCIS, but you have not received a response.

Who Needs to Make an InfoPass Appointment

USCIS’s InfoPass appointment web page allows you to schedule an InfoPass appointment in 12 different languages. You can make an appointment whether you are inside or outside the US. This page also allows you to get information quickly and online for any of the following questions:

  • If your question is of a general nature;
  • If you need an immigration application form;
  • If you want to check the case of a pending immigration case;
  • If you want to file your application in person;
  • If you are a permanent residence, but have not received your green card; or
  • If you want to e-mail USCIS a question about your case.

You can stay up-to-date with the waiting times in the Visa Bulletin and other immigration news by subscribing to our Free E-Mail Newsletter.

 

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InfoPass – Helpful Information

The USCIS InfoPass appointment page also contains the following helpful resources for permanent residents, US citizens and foreign nationals;

  • How to Work in the US
  • Change Nonimmigrant Status in the US
  • Find an Authorized Doctors for a Medical Exam
  • Renew or replace a Green Card
  • Help a Family Member
  • Become a US Citizen
  • Adopt a Child
  • Request Proof of US Citizenship
  • Find an ESL or a Civics and Government Class
  • Learn about Naturalization
  • Practice for the Naturalization Civics Test
  • Learn about the Rights and Responsibilities of a US Citizen

InfoPass – Additional Information

USCIS also provides the following additional information about your appointment:

  • USCIS appointments are free. If you know of anyone selling an appointment, call the USCIS Contact Center at (800) 375-5283;
  • Do not bring to the appointment any scissors, flammable liquids (including aerosol sprays and bottles of perfume), knives, nail clippers, tweezers and other sharp objects;
  • The offices are small. Only the people who need to attend should come. Bring a translator if you need someone to help with translation; and
  • Please come 15 minutes early before your time to go through the security checkpoint and check in. Do not come earlier than 15 minutes. If you are late, your appointment will be cancelled and you will have to reschedule.

 

USCIS to End Self-Scheduled InfoPass Appointments

USCIS has expanded its Information Services Modernization Program to more field offices. The Detroit and Los Angeles field offices recently were added to the program, which aims to end self-scheduled InfoPass appointments and steer applicants towards online information. The USCIS intends to implement the program in the Newark and Great Lakes field offices in the near future, with full implementation at all field offices anticipated before September 30, 2019, which is the last day of fiscal year 2019. The program requires a person to speak with the USCIS National Customer Service Center (NCSC) by phone before being able to schedule an InfoPass appointment.

For additional information about InfoPass, please see USCIS’s Your Guide to InfoPass.