Local USCIS Office in Saint Louis, Missouri

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Over 1m people became legal residents in the U.S. in 2019. The federal agency responsible for processing the applications of legal residents and all non-asylum seekers is the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

The federal agency interviews applicants in field offices. It has these offices across the country and territories. Locating an office near you is the first step if you intend to visit a field office. You can do this by entering your zip code in the office locator tool or calling the USCIS Contact center for information. The address of the office will also be present on the notice you receive from the federal agency when it wants to interview you.

The Saint Louis Field Office

St. Louis field office is located in the Kansas City District. Districts are part of a system the USCIS uses to identify office locations. Sometimes there are many districts in one State and other times there aren’t any. Similarly, there can be many field offices within a District. The location of the office is as follows:

Saint Louis (STL) Robert A. Young Federal Bldg 1222 Spruce Street Room 2.205 Saint Louis, MO 63103

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The USCIS location searches the following countries:

Missouri

  • Audrain, Adair
  • Butler, Bollinger
  • Carter, Clark, Cape, Girardeau, Chariton, Crawford, City of Saint Louis
  • Dunklin, Dent
  • Franklin
  • Gasconade
  • Iron
  • Jefferson
  • Knoxx
  • Linn, Lewis, Lincoln
  • Madison, Mississippi, Macon, Montgomery, Maries, Monroe, Marion
  • new Madrid
  • Phelps, Perry, Pemiscot, Pike
  • Reynolds, Ralls, Randolph, Ripley
  • Saint Francois, Saint Charles, Saint Genevieve, Scotland, Saint Louis, Shannon, Schuyler, Scott, Stoddard, Shelby
  • Wayne, Warren, Washington

Illinois

  • Alexander
  • Bond
  • Clay, Cumberland, Calhoun, Clinton, Clark
  • Effingham, Edwards
  • Franklin, Fayette
  • Gallatin
  • Hardin, Hamilton
  • Jersey, Jackson, Jefferson, Jasper
  • Lawrence
  • Marion, Monroe, Madison, Massac
  • Pope, Perry, Pulaski
  • Richland, Randolph
  • Saline, Saint Clair
  • Union
  • Washington, White, Wabash, Wayne, Williamson

Case Processing Times

The federal agency takes a variable amount of time for processing applications. This variance depends on the office and the form you submit. Here are the processing times for naturalization and citizenship applications at the St. Louis field office:

  • Certificate of Citizenship (N-600): 6.5 to 14.5 months
  • Citizenship and Issuance of Certificate Under Section 322 (N-600K): 10 to 22.5 months
  • Naturalization (N-400): 7.5 to 14 months

These processing times indicate the time taken for concluding almost all of the cases. However, sometimes the case can take longer to process than the time you see for it. In this case, the information is given to you as case inquiry date on the same page as the processing time becomes important:

If the “Receipt Date” you have is an earlier one compared to the inquiry date, you have waited long enough and can ask about the delay. So, if the received date is 19 July 2020 and the inquiry is 20 July 2020, submit an e-request from the following section.

Visiting Precautions

There are some restrictions that you should keep in mind when visiting a USCIS office:

  • Avoid visiting without making an appointment because walk-ins are not allowed
  • Don’t take photographs or record yourself
  • Keep your phone on silent when waiting for your appointment and switch it off when getting interviewed
  • Double cheque the timings on days when the weather is bad