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USCIS Las Vegas Field Office
Address, hours, jurisdiction map, and directions for the USCIS Las Vegas Field Office serving 4 counties in Nevada.
USCIS Las Vegas Field Office — 5650 West Badura Avenue, Suite 100
Office Location
5650 West Badura Avenue, Suite 100
Las Vegas, NV 89118
Phone
1-800-375-5283 (National USCIS Customer Service)
Office Hours
Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
114 Google reviews
service area
Counties Served by This Office
The Las Vegas Field Office serves 4 counties in Nevada. If your zip code falls within this area, this is where your interview or oath ceremony will be scheduled.
by the numbers
Approval Rates — Official USCIS Data
How often this office approves N-400 and I-485 applications, based on USCIS quarterly reports.
FY2025 Q4 · July–September 2025
91.6%
approval rate
Average↑ 0.9% above national average (90.7%)
Approved
1,710
Denied
157
Pending *
5,251
Based on 1,867adjudicated cases · Pending = cases still in queue, not denials
from the community
What Real Applicants Report
Community-sourced data about the Las Vegas Field Office — processing speed, visitor experiences, and more. None of this is official USCIS data.
Post-Interview Processing Time
How long it takes this office to issue a decision after your interview. Does not include the wait from filing to interview.
1
median days from interview to approval
FastInterview to approval
Cases reported
14
Faster than
62% of offices
Most recent case
Feb 2025
Reddit Discussions
What r/USCIS users are saying about this office.
Visitor Experiences — 3.9/5 on Google
Recent experiences at this office, sourced from Google. Showing 5 of 114 reviews.
It was a nerve racking experience but once I got there, everyone was so friendly, so organized and so helpful, from security to the officer, she was friendly and nice, thank you everyone at the USCIS las vegas office for making this experience great and stressless.
It's always a pleasure to come to USCIS field office to help my clients. The security guards at the entrance are very warm and respectful.
I don't often leave reviews, but me and my wife had very great experience at this office today. Showed up 30 min before the appointment. Security provided all the instructions, super nice and friendly! (Never been treated like this at any x-ray/metal detector at a government building). Easy check in. Bring your appointment letter (copy or original). We were interviewed by Officer Luis. Very stressful in the beginning with itches in my stomach. However, he's vibe was calm and friendly. We quickly were able to calm down and went over the questions! Thank you for not making our lives harder than they are!
I've been here twice for my biometric and interview. People who work in security area they are nice and funny. Their officers are kind and friendly. I was totally nervous for the first time but they made me then felt quite comfortable. Everything went smooth, quick and professional. The only thing you should be aware is you maybe have to wait outside due to limited waiting line space.
They wouldn't let me in with my husband for his biometric appointment. The security guard was quite condescending. So, you don't have to wear a mask. But you won't let spouses in? As petitioner; you would think you'd at least be afforded the ability to go with your spouse to their appointments. But I guess USCIS see you as just a wallet. All that aside; the people inside (according to my husband) were nice, and friendly, they made the appointment go quickly, and ensure that he understood everything; and it went relatively quickly.
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visiting this office
What to Expect at Your Appointment
USCIS field offices handle in-person appointments including green card interviews, naturalization interviews and oath ceremonies, and requests for evidence. Here's what to know: