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USCIS Minneapolis Field Office
Address, hours, jurisdiction map, and directions for the USCIS Minneapolis Field Office serving 185 counties in Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin.
USCIS Minneapolis Field Office — 250 Marquette Avenue, Suite 710
Office Location
250 Marquette Avenue, Suite 710
Minneapolis, MN 55401
Phone
1-800-375-5283 (National USCIS Customer Service)
Office Hours
Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
97 Google reviews
service area
Counties Served by This Office
The Minneapolis Field Office serves 185 counties across Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. 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
90.4%
approval rate
Average↓ 0.3% below national average (90.7%)
Approved
2,347
Denied
249
Pending *
7,065
Based on 2,596adjudicated cases · Pending = cases still in queue, not denials
from the community
What Real Applicants Report
Community-sourced data about the Minneapolis 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.
No community timeline data available for Minneapolis yet.
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What r/USCIS users are saying about this office.
Visitor Experiences — 4.5/5 on Google
Recent experiences at this office, sourced from Google. Showing 5 of 97 reviews.
It's been over 5 years since we sent our petition to remove conditions for my wife's green card. We are still waiting. It still says "within normal processing times" after 5 years. We can't get a hold of any actual person to speak to and we can't get any answers other than the aforementioned quotes from the automated "help". It would have been much easier to just crossed illegally.
Had a green card interview here. Everyone was nice and polite. The security guard and immigration officer were very kind. Job well done thank you. I don't give out alot of 5 star reviews but this place deserves 10 star if there was a option.
A PERFECT experience! We live in Wisconsin but was scheduled for the Minneapolis Office. My Mom went to take her civics test, and I went to translate for her when needed. The security guards were very polite and gave us clear directions. The check in desk was quick and pleasant. Our wait time was less than 10 minutes before our number was called. Our interviewer, Walton, was the nicest person ever! We were nervous but our stress eased quickly as he was very friendly as well as professional. He explained the procedure clearly, was patient with my Mom who doesn't speak English fluently and answered all questions we had. It felt more like a good conversation than a test or interview. When my Mom passed, he immediately smiled and congratulated us with genuine happiness. His sincerity made the whole experience special. We left there feeling great, cared for as humans and truly grateful. Thank you, Walton and Staff.
I appreciate how friendly and professional all the staffs are, from security to the field officer I interacted with.
Security was friendly and polite. Wait time was pretty long, 40 minutes after our scheduled time. Staff was also friendly and respectful. For those that need it, two of the hand sanitizer stations were empty and just one up at the check-in desk. It doesn't bother me at all but others might be affected by it.
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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: