Before visiting a USCIS office, you must have an appointment. Bring your printed appointment notice. See our USCIS Office Closings page for the latest information on office closures.
To find your local USCIS office, please visit the following links:
- Field Offices (within the United States) handle scheduled interviews on applications not related to asylum issues. They also provide limited information and applicant services by appointment that supplement those we provide through our website and by phone.
- Asylum Offices handle scheduled interviews for asylum-related issues only.
- International Offices provide services to U.S. citizens, permanent residents of the United States, and certain other people who are visiting or residing outside the United States who need help in immigration matters.
- Application Support Centers provide biometrics collection services.
Other USCIS Offices:
- Administrative Appeals Office decides appeals of certain denied benefits.
- National Records Center receives and processes FOIA requests.
- Service Centers and our National Benefits Center receive and process a large variety of applications and petitions.
Other Important Information:
- USCIS Facilities Dedicated to the Memory of Immigrant Medal of Honor Recipients
- If You Feel Sick, Do Not Come to Your USCIS Appointment; Please Cancel and Reschedule It
