USCIS District 11 Boston Office – Boston, MA

USCIS Boston Field Office

Immigration and Citizenship Services

The USCIS Boston Field Office, located in the John F. Kennedy Federal Building, serves as the primary hub for immigration services in the district. This federal agency handles scheduled interviews for permanent residency (Green Cards), naturalization (citizenship), and other immigration benefits. The office operates strictly by appointment; walk-ins are generally not accepted for routine matters. Applicants visit this location to complete the final steps of their immigration journey, including taking the Oath of Allegiance during naturalization ceremonies. The office plays a vital role in processing and adjudicating the legal status of immigrants in Massachusetts. 🇺🇸🗺️

Security and Visiting

Visitors must enter through the main security checkpoint of the JFK Federal Building, which involves airport-style screening. Electronic devices like smartphones are often permitted but must be silenced; however, photography and recording are strictly prohibited inside the USCIS designated areas. It is crucial to arrive on time for appointments, as late arrivals may be rescheduled. The facility is fully accessible and offers language assistance through the interpretation services line if arranged or required during interviews. 👮u200d♂️📵

• Appointments: Mandatory for all interviews and information services (InfoPass).
• Biometrics: Collection of fingerprints and photos for background checks.
• Interviews: Adjudication of I-485, N-400, and other petitions.