USCIS (Previously INS) Continues to Broaden Website InfoPass Service
Citizenship and Immigration Services (formerly Immigration and Naturalization Services, INS) continues to rollout its immigration information by appointment system called InfoPass, with three new USCIS districts added last week. Atlanta, Boston and Houston are the latest additions, making the system now readily available in almost all major cities with large immigrant populations. These locations include Los Angeles, New York and Miami.
Together with the Case Status Online service (permits users to check the status of some pending applications, e.g. green card applications) which was made available earlier this year on the Internet, and the electronic filing of the 12 most popular immigration kinds, (accounts for more than 50% of all migration benefit applications submitted each year) InfoPass is the most recent effort intended to minimize long lines and speed up the processing stockpile of services offered by the USCIS.
InfoPass enables anybody who is living in a serviced USCIS district and looking for immigration advantages to schedule a visit with migration officers through the Internet. The basic to use online system permits users to go over complicated migration concerns with USCIS authorities, while preventing the long lines. Those already in the United States and are seeking a skilled worker green card are best to consult an immigration lawyer like this one:
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The safe Internet site uses service in 12 languages and is arranged in a series of prompts, asking the user to enter their name, zip code, address, phone number and a wanted consultation date. As soon as all the information is entered, the system will create a consultation notice. Appointments are provided in two-week blocks. The notification will provide the address of the USCIS office and any information regarding required recognition and/or extra documentation, such as a green card or work license, to be provided at the appointment.
