USCIS Atlanta

The USCIS oversees lawful immigration and aids in citizenship and the naturalization process, immigration of family members, working in the U.S., adoptions, and more. The Atlanta USCIS office is one of approximately 200 throughout the country.

Atlanta is a primary USCIS office for many residents of Georgia, but not the only one. Depending on where you live in the state, you may be in the region of another USCIS Field Office in Charleston, Jacksonville or Montgomery.

If you are struggling with the immigration process, need help to understand the rules and regulations of USCIS, the Atlanta City Detention Center, or would like to speak about your immigration goals, please contact Tadeo & Silva today and let’s talk.

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USCIS Information

Part of the Department of Homeland Security, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) officially began providing services on behalf of the federal government on March 1, 2003. However, there has been an immigration and naturalization administration for more than 100 years.

Like other field offices, USCIS in Atlanta handles many functions, including help with Green Cards and Employment Authorization Documentation, and providing information on adoption and citizenship. Also, forms pertaining to immigration and citizenship are available at field offices.

The Atlanta field office serves the Atlanta-metro area, 132 counties in Georgia, and fifteen counties in Alabama. To see if a county is included or for USCIS information, go to www.uscis.gov/find-uscis-field-offices/georgia-atlanta-field-office or call 404-848-5000. To reach the USCIS’ National Customer Service Center, dial 800-375-5283. Callers will be able to check on the status of their immigration paperwork, hear the latest announcements regarding immigration, and have questions answered.

USCIS Atlanta Address

The USCIS address in Atlanta for the field office is: 2150 Parklake Drive NE Atlanta, GA 30345 Located near Tucker, GA, home to 35,000 residents, the area has a rich history and a strong sense of community. It’s a blending of homes, shops, industrial properties, parks, and gardens. There are many attractions, including Northlake Mall, a major shopping hub. Also, the field office is conveniently located off Highway 285 North (The Perimeter) and is south of I-85 and north of I-20.

Directions To USCIS in Atlanta

Public Transportation to USCIS in Atlanta

MARTA (Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit) (from Tucker) – Bus 125 Departs from Northlake Parkway every forty minutes. You will arrive at the USCIS office in approximately eight minutes. Many other options are available for public transit.

Driving Directions to USCIS in Atlanta

Head North on Fellowship Road, turn left on Lavista Road, and then turn right on Parklake Drive. This will take six minutes. Directions from Highway 285 North to USCIS Take I-285 North to Chamblee Tucker Road. Take exit 34 to get to I-285 South. Continue to Northlake Parkway and take exit 36. Follow Parklake Drive.

Directions from I-85 to USCIS in Atlanta

Get on I-75 North/I-85 North from Capitol Ave SE/Hank Aaron Dr SW. Continue to I-85 North to DeKalb County for eighteen minutes. Take exit 36 from I-285 East. Follow Parklake Drive.

Directions from 1-20 to USCIS in Atlanta

Head east on I-20. Use the right two lanes to take exit 67 to merge onto I-285 toward Greenville. Take exit 37 for GA-236 West. Use the right lane to turn left onto Lavista Road. Turn right onto Parklake Drive. This office is handicap accessible and offers free parking. There are also twenty parking garages in the area for your convenience.

USCIS Atlanta GA Hours

The USCIS Atlanta office is open Monday-Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

USCIS Appointment Atlanta

To speak to an immigration officer, an appointment must be scheduled. USCIS appointments can be made online by going to the Atlanta field office page and clicking “Schedule an Appointment.” From there, the party will be directed to use InfoPass.

USCIS Atlanta Infopass

InfoPass is an online service that allows applicants to schedule an appointment with an immigration officer at a local office. It’s the free, easy, and convenient way to request appointments.

Simply follow these steps:

• 1.) Choose a language.
• 2.) Under “Make an Appointment,” select if the applicant is inside or outside the U.S. and provide a zip code (U.S.) or current country.
• 3.) Choose a date and time for your appointment.
• 4.) Provide the applicant’s name, date of birth, and telephone number.
• 5.) Print the confirmation to bring with you or write down the confirmation number so the notice can be printed later.
• 6.) Gather and bring the following documents: InfoPass appointment notice, government-issued ID or Green Card, any USCIS correspondence, and relevant foreign documents that are translated.

USCIS Biometrics

Applicants will receive a biometrics appointment notice before any benefits are given. This screening is simply to confirm the applicant’s identity through photograph, fingerprints, signature, and, in rare cases, DNA. The information gathered during USCIS Biometrics Screening allows criminal background checks to be performed.

USCIS Application Support Center

USCIS Application Support Centers are sister buildings of the USCIS. They offer extensive services like fingerprinting services as part of the Biometric Screening, citizenship tests, Green Card renewal, and provide all USCIS documents.

USCIS Naturalization Ceremonies

If the USCIS approves the Application for Naturalization, the party will be scheduled to take an Oath of Allegiance during a naturalization ceremony. This will take place at The Richard B. Russell Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse.

Here is what to expect at a naturalization ceremony:

The applicant will receive a Notice to Take the Oath of Allegiance. Failing to appear for more than one ceremony will result in the denial of the application. This includes a questionnaire to be filled out before the ceremony. When they arrive at the ceremony, they must check in with USCIS. A USCIS officer will review the responses to the questionnaire. During this time, the applicant’s Permanent Residence Card must be surrendered. The applicant is only a U.S. citizen after taking the Oath of Allegiance, at which time they will receive a Certificate of Naturalization. This is official proof of U.S. citizenship.

Once you become a U.S. citizen, you can:

• Apply for a U.S. Passport
• Register to vote
• Update Social Security records

USCIS Atlanta Processing Times

The USCIS processing times for applications is no longer in weeks or months. Instead, exact dates are given to clear up the confusion.

To check the USCIS processing time of a case, know the following:

• The office handling the case.
• The form filed.
• The date the case was received.

HOW TO: Check The USCIS Processing Times Online

• Step 1: Navigate to the USCIS Processing Time Information Page
• Step 2: Scroll to the bottom of the page
• Step 3: Select ‘Atlanta GA’ Field Office

• Step 4: Click ‘Field Office Processing Dates’ Step
• Step 5: Review the current processing times

USCIS provides instructions on how to read the chart: The chart below shows the forms processed at our Field Offices. You can select the form type that applies to your case from the drop-down menu.” If you see a specific date, the USCIS Atlanta office is currently processing cases filed or received by them on or about that date. If you see a date under ‘Processing Cases As Of Date’, they are currently cases from that month. After the tests, screening, and paperwork, applicants will be well on their way to calling America home.

USCIS Atlanta Field Office

Atlanta USCIS Office Phone Number

Phone: 404-848-5000

USCIS Office Atlanta Address

2150 Parklake Drive NE Atlanta, GA 30345

Atlanta USCIS Office Hours

The USCIS Atlanta office is open Monday-Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

USCIS in Atlanta Field Office Appointment

To schedule an appointment at the USCIS Atlanta Field Office, visit this page.

USCIS Atlanta Field Office Coverage Area

USCIS Jacksonville Field Office

Jacksonville USCIS Office Phone Number

Phone: 904-245-7899

USCIS Office Jacksonville Address

4121 Southpoint Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32216

Jacksonville USCIS Office Hours

• Monday 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
• Tuesday 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
• Wednesday 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
• Thursday 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Friday 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
• Saturday Closed Sunday Closed

USCIS Jacksonville Field Office Appointment

To schedule an appointment at the USCIS Jacksonville Field Office, visit this page.

USCIS Jacksonville Field Office Coverage Area In Georgia