USCIS Louisville Field Office

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The USCIS Louisville Field Office is a federal government entity that provides in-person immigration services, including interviews for non-asylum cases like Green Card applications, naturalization ceremonies, and general applicant services. Operating by appointment only, the office supports various immigration processes such as applications for travel documents, employment authorization, and appeals of immigration decisions.

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Servicios que ofrece

Interviews for all non-asylum cases (for example, getting a Green Card), Naturalization ceremonies, Appointments for information and applicant services, Form I-131, Application for Travel Document, Form I-212, Application for Permission to Reapply for Admission into the U.S. Af, Form I-694, Notion of Appeal of Decision Under Sections 245A or 210 of the Immig, Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization, G-884, Request for the Return of Original Documents, EOIR 29, Notice of Appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals from a Decision of, Adoption, Family, Humanitarian

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Payments are accepted at field office locations through Pay.gov for certain forms in limited circumstances, including in-person payments for emergency advance parole with credit, debit, prepaid card,

Fuente: uscis.gov · consultado el 13 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

Closed

Martes

9AM–5PM

Miércoles

9AM–5PM

Jueves

9AM–5PM

Viernes

9AM–5PM

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

• Millard· vía Google

  Park your car in a nearby parking .pay for 2 hours(6$) get to 4th street on foot, next to post office, Take the red stairs up, uscis is on the 1st floor. Take the double entry door push in, its open. You need to pass a metal detector and officer will ask for your invitation letter and ID. You go in they tell you to check in through window 4. Stay in line. They will take your letter and you will sit down. They will call your name shortly and youll go in and sit with your officer. Officer will ask you to show him your greencard or relevant document. Then you will swear while standing. Then he will ask you a few (6 maybe) questions from civic test. Then a very easy text appears on a tablet that you will read..m sth like: when is Columbus day. Then you need to write something similar using either your finger or a pen on that tablet... Then other legal questions you already answered in you application like did you do any thing bad! Or lied or worked with illegal etc... Then you will sign a few more documents using the tablet(you agree to serve the country if asked or needed etc) he will check some personal info with you.if you want to change your name.. .and bam! You are approved and will receive a paper and will be told to expect an invitation letter in few weeks for ceremony. Every thing was super fast super easy super respectful and i could not ask for any thing better. Thank you for your service all staff!

  3 years ago
• Vijay Sukumar· vía Google

  We were at this office in November for our citizenship interviews and went there in December for Naturalization. Both the front office and interviewing officers were super nice and made us feel right at home. Overall a great experience. The naturalization ceremony was conducted with grace and speed and we were made to feel very special!

  Edited 9 months ago
• Marysabel Valiente· vía Google

  Very professional service with a short wait time. Officer Rodriguez, who conducted our interview, was kind, patient, and extremely professional. Overall, a great experience.

  6 months ago
• Shivangi Bharatia· vía Google

  We went up there 15 mins before appointment. Security guards will guide you. They will tell you to check in at the window. Then you have to wait for your name to be called. The interview was done in under 20 mins. You can park at any near garages or parking lot. We parked at one of the parking lot outside chase bank and paid at the booth over there. It took 7 mins walk to the USCIS field office.

  5 months ago
• Salih Grahić· vía Google

  I give them two stars, because the security guards were the only nice people inside. I came here to translate for my in laws and both times the agents were rude as hell. First time failed us for technicality and got it taken care of second time the agent was just looking for a reason to fail us. First 10 minutes she ket asking about driver license which my in-laws had for over 20 years. So not sure what that was about but even second time failed us because she said i am related to them and not allowed to translate. Every other agent said that was fine and once her supervisor came out he said it's at agent discretion. Like what the heck. So good luck that's all I have to say.

  7 months ago