Charleston USCIS Field Office

Charleston Immigration Center in South Carolina

Headed by Field Office Director Wendy Wilcox (circa July 2015), the Charleston United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), an agency of the United States Department of Homeland Security, field office is located at 1821 Sam Rittenberg Blvd, Charleston, SC 29407. You may contact their customer service line at 854-275-5377.

What You Can Do at This Field Office

While it is true that the Charleston USCIS field office can provide you with numerous services regarding immigration and citizenship laws, many people are overwhelmed by the sheer detail that goes into every procedure. You will need to ensure that every step along the way in your case is accurate, as a single mistake can cause you to have to go back and file for a form again. In some cases, you may even need to fill out an INFOPASS form just to get an appointment. The wise choice is to retain a professional immigration lawyer from Charleston, SC to help you understand the documents you are filing out or the procedures you are involved with.

With the help of the Charleston USA Immigration Law Center, LLP, you can get an appointment at this field office for matters regarding:

• Citizenship
• Related Naturalization Process
• Family member immigration
• Working rights in the United States
• Humanitarian programs
• Adoptions
• Civic integration
• Genealogy law

Case Status Inquiries and Referral Follow-Ups

If you have already filed a case with the Charleston USCIS office at this location, you may be wishing to make a case status inquiry or follow up on your referral. Just checking up on your case may require you to first receive a document or letter from the Charleston immigration center that instructs you on what to do next. Although the request may seem like additional or redundant paperwork, it is critical that it is taken seriously and filled out and filed appropriately.

Some articles you will need during any procedure with the Charleston USCIS are the following:

• Copies of all notices you have received
• Valid photo ID
• Copies of petitions or applications you have created
• Proof of payment of any fees

Before you start dealing with the Charleston USCIS office, you should retain an immigration lawyer who can handle your case from start to finish. Otherwise, you could be facing serious consequences or major delays should you make a mistake on an application or file for the wrong petition. With more than 30 years of experience in immigration law, you can trust the Charleston USA Immigration Law Center, LLP, with whatever matters might be troubling you.