myUSCIS appointment request: ADIT, emergency document or service help
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What this source covers
Official appointment landing page distinguishes selected U.S. document-service requests, international offices and limited asylum scheduling.
How to use it
Identify the service needed and use the appointment request link or Contact Center. For a biometrics appointment already scheduled, follow the separate biometrics-rescheduling instructions rather than treating it as a new service appointment.
Limits and questions to verify
Official source navigation reviewed on 2026-10-18. Confirm current agency jurisdiction, program-specific restrictions, accepted edition, fees, secure submission route and actual notice dates. No personal filing route, deadline, eligibility, status, travel permission or filing-readiness determination is made. An appointment request is not confirmation, a benefit application or travel authorization. The landing page has older footer/OMB information; current Contact Center links support the route, but current booking acceptance and availability were not exercised. Arlington-only asylum scheduling language is not generalized to Oregon.
Source-navigation review 2026-10-18. Retained evidence is identified by format and SHA-256. County tags describe the supported location or referral scope, not verified eligibility, current openings or service availability. Fees, conditions and research limits remain explicit.
Source: myUSCIS Request an Appointment · https://my.uscis.gov/en/appointment/v2
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Source location: Publisher service description, intake route and geographic scope; myUSCIS appointment request: ADIT, emergency document or service help immigration administrative agency records case help; statewide source; discovered from https://my.uscis.gov/en/appointment/v2
Source checked: 2026-10-18 (access date, not legal effective date)
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What this source covers
Official appointment landing page distinguishes selected U.S. document-service requests, international offices and limited asylum scheduling.
How to use it
Identify the service needed and use the appointment request link or Contact Center. For a biometrics appointment already scheduled, follow the separate biometrics-rescheduling instructions rather than treating it as a new service appointment.
Limits and questions to verify
Official source navigation reviewed on 2026-10-18. Confirm current agency jurisdiction, program-specific restrictions, accepted edition, fees, secure submission route and actual notice dates. No personal filing route, deadline, eligibility, status, travel permission or filing-readiness determination is made. An appointment request is not confirmation, a benefit application or travel authorization. The landing page has older footer/OMB information; current Contact Center links support the route, but current booking acceptance and availability were not exercised. Arlington-only asylum scheduling language is not generalized to Oregon.
Source-navigation review 2026-10-18. Retained evidence is identified by format and SHA-256. County tags describe the supported location or referral scope, not verified eligibility, current openings or service availability. Fees, conditions and research limits remain explicit.
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