Local USCIS Office in Wichita, Kansas

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The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) immigration services department (USCIS) is the relevant authority for most immigrants looking to live or work in the U.S. The agency services its clients through its website, a contact center, and several physical locations.

The federal agency’s website allows you to explore your immigration options, file your application online (available for some forms), and track your case. The contact center assists you in scheduling and rescheduling appointments, getting immigration-related information as live assistance, and/or automated help. The field offices will process your case, including an interview; arrange the oathtaking for your citizenship; and provide other information and services.

The Wichita Field Office

The field office is located at:

Wichita (WIC) 550 West Douglas Avenue Wichita, KS 67203

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The office of the following areas:

  • Butler, Barber, Barton
  • Cherokee, Chase, Chautauqua, Cloud, Clark, Cheyenne, Clay, Cowley, Comanche, Crawford
  • Dickinson, Decatur
  • Ford, Finney
  • Ellis, Edwards, Ellsworth, Elk
  • Graham, Gove, Gray, Grant, Greeley, Greenwood
  • Harper, Hodgeman, Hamilton, Harvey, Haskell
  • Jewell
  • Kingman, Kearny, Kiowa
  • Logan, Lincoln, Labette, Lane
  • Mead, Marion, McPherson, Montgomery, Mitchell, Morton
  • Ness, Neosho, Norton
  • Ottawa, Osborne
  • Pratt, Pawnee, Philips
  • Rooks, Rice, Rawlins, Republic, Reno, Russell, Rush
  • Scott, Seward, Saline, Sedgwick, Smith, Sheridan, Sherman, Summer, Stanton, Stevens
  • Trego, Thomas
  • Wilson, Wallace, Wichita

If the purpose of your field visit is to learn more about immigration processes and your options, then you should first look at the USCIS website. The website not only has detailed sections about green card and citizenship, but it also has a tool that shows immigration options based on your current status and your final objective. There’s also a section containing information in other languages, including Chinese, French, and Arabic.

Case Processing Times

The agency estimates processing times for each form type and location. You can search this information online using the details of your field office. Given below are processing times for the end N-600K, N-600, and N-400 forms:

  • N-600K (Citizenship and Issuance of Certificate Under Section 322): 10 to 22.5 months
  • N-600 (Certificate of Citizenship): 6.5 to 14.5 months
  • N-400 (Naturalization): 12 to 17.5 months

Besides the offices in the U.S., the website also provides processing times for international offices.

Automated Help

If you’re looking for information on general topics, then automated health services may be the quickest way to get it. One of the automated services is the online chatbot called Emma. This service can guide you through the site and provide information and links based on the keyword or question you ask. It’s programmed to share info in text in English and Spanish and speech in English. Another option is the contact center available at 800-375-5283.

Online Application

Depending on your application form, you may be able to submit it online. The AR-11, G-639, I-90, N-400, N-565, and N-600 are some of the applications you can file online. The complete list is available here. Besides forms, you can also pay the immigrant fee and for the travel document online.