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Immigration Offices and Procedures in Georgia |
the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service
Locations, hours open to the public, cashier hours
and forms of payment
USCIS District Office(s)
USCIS Sub-Office(s)
Immigration Courts and/or Detention Centers
Local Application Procedure
USCIS District Offices
USCIS Sub-offices
Immigration Courts and/or Detention Centers
Additional Information
Notes
Locations, Hours and Payment - USCIS District Office(s)
Location 1: Atlanta District Office
Martin Luther King Jr. Federal Building
77 Forsyth Street SW
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Service Area:
Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia
Hours open to the public:
6:30 AM - 3 PM; M-Th; 6:30 AM - 1:30 PM, F
Forms of payment accepted:
Check or money order
Appointments:
No walk-ins unless it is an emergency. Please make an appointment using INFOPASS via the USCIS web page.
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Locations, Hours and Payment - USCIS Sub-Office(s)
Location 1: Charlotte Sub Office
6130 Tyvola Centre Drive
Charlotte, North Carolina 28217
Hours open to the public:
7:30 AM - 12 noon, M-F
Serves the following state:
North Carolina
Forms of payment accepted:
Certified check, money order, or personal check
Appointments:
No walk-ins unless it is an emergency. Please make an appointment using INFOPASS via the USCIS web page.
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Locations, Hours and Payment - Immigration Courts and/or Detention Centers
Location 1: Atlanta Immigration Court
Martin Luther King Jr. Federal Bldg.
77 Forsyth Street SW Rm. 112
Atlanta, GA 30303
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Local Procedure - USCIS District Office(s)
Atlanta District Office:
- I-765 (EAD): Interim EADs may be issued at this location if a filed I-765 has not been adjudicated within 90 days, or 30 days in the case of asylum
- I-131 (Advanced Parole): Send to: USCIS, National Benefits Center, PO Box 805887, Chicago, IL 60680-4120. The Atlanta District Office only adjudicates emergency travel authorization. No need for an INFOPASS appointment, just walk in with evidence. Emergency is defined as the death of a family member of "illness without prospect of recovery."
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Local Procedure - USCIS Sub-Office(s)
Charlotte Sub-Office:
- Except for the following, all applications filed with this sub office must be MAILED: I-90 I-131 (emergencies only) EOIR Forms 26, 29, 40, 42A, 42B
- I-693 must be filed with I-485
- Must apply for Advanced Parole (I-131) at least 30 days before intended travel
- Emergency travel authorization can be issued the same day if provided with a letter from the doctor detailing the death of a family member (spouse, parent, child, grandparent, brother or sister) or terminal illness of a family member
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Local Procedure - Immigration Courts and/or Detention Centers
Dependent on the type of relief you are seeking and the local operating procedures of the court. Consult an attorney.
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Additional Information - Notes
- Change of address for naturalization (N 400) may be completed over the phone (1-800-375-5283), everyone else must use the form and send it to the office where their application is pending.
- Fingerprints notices are sent after you have applied. You will be notified as to which Application Support Center to go to and when.
- Sub Offices generally are used for appointment purposes only, usually not to file applications, but check the specific application procedures.
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