USCIS Application Support Center

Had an appointment to get my fingerprints taken today at 10am. Came in a bit early, which was not a problem. There were about 10 people in front of me, which took about half an hour. Everything went smoothly and everyone was friendly. Also a rather important note, for me anyway, is that the bathroom was very clean. After having to go through hell at SSA and DMV offices, this was a wonderful experience!

We read all the reviews here that said this place did drop ins so we went and they said they don’t do drop ins.
Just a heads up to anyone reading these reviews.

My fingerprinting appointment wasn’t for another 3 weeks, but I took a chance and went here as a drop-​in. The friendly guy at the front desk didn’t even check my appointment time, he just stamped my appointment notice and signed me right in.
This place is the absolute opposite of the usual dreadful government office. Quiet, efficient, fast… Strip mall location with parking lot right up front.
I went at 10 am on a Tuesday and there were only four other applicants in the room. I was in and out in 20 minutes. On my way out, I asked the front desk guy about their drop-​in policy, and he said they don’t mind people just showing up way before their appointment date as long as they avoid Mondays and Fridays, when they are usually somewhat more busy.
So, if you want to do a walk-​in, this is the place to do it — just go in the middle of the week!

I still cannot believe this place is run by the government. They were fast, friendly, and efficient! Walked in 15 min early, walked out 1 min after my appointment time.

Came for biometrics /​fingerprints taken.
Clean, efficient, and courteous.

Fast, Clean, Easy, Great Service. I hope all Immigration Departments were like this.

Clean, speedy, efficient, I like to see my tax dollars at work! Was in and out for biometrics and photographs in ten minutes, everyone was friendly. I have no idea why they don’t want cell phones in there, it’s a lame rule, nothing in here but four white walls and some electronic equipment.

Getting biometrics done for my green card renewal was so fast and seamless! I was in and out in less than 15 minutes (including the time it took me to hobble over to a chair and fill out a short form).
I showed up with crutches and a cast on my leg because I had broken it 2 months prior and the security guard handling admittance was very kind and even helped bring the form to my seat and picked it up from me when I was done.
I saw down for maybe two minutes and was called in to get my fingerprints and photo taken. The lady who helped me was also kind and helpful.
WAY TO GO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT!

In and out in less than 5 minutes! A-​we-​so-​me!

If you’re a foreigner or international student in this great land and need to secure your residency/​citizenship status with biometrics (fingerprints), this USCIS location will make you want to run around waving a flag, screaming, «America, she’s a great country!»
It’s big, air-​conditioned, and has clean restrooms. When you walk in you’re greeted by two really burly, mean-​looking guards, but they’re nice — as long as you don’t have any cameras, cell-​phones (!), or recording devices.
Even if you do have these various items of contraband, the guards are still nice. They’ll just tell you to leave such items in the car. So, yeah, get rid of the boombox, okay?
There are lots of seats, but it’s never crowded in the waiting room because service moves so fast.
You’ll be in and out in no time. There’s this nice lady who’s very patient when you get to the biometrics machine, and she explains how the fingerprinting works. It’s all electronic, so no more jet-​black fingertips that take forever to wash off!
You can people watch, too, and see folks from all these different countries trying to secure their status in America.
Wave to them on your way out, and smile. It’s the universal language.
America, she IS a great country!