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[Chamy and Gatita 3]

I just found this page-

http://guayaquil.usconsulate.gov/appointment_dates.html

Notice that the title of the page refers to Immigrant visas, but includes information on non-immigrant visas. The title is misleading.

This page shows appointments and cases at the US Consulate in Guayaquil Ecuador. It's pretty helpful! I was able to find our case number on one page. On another page, there is a list of all the visa appointments by case number. I was able to deduce that interviews are held only on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. When you get your appointment date, you should be able to double check it here.

Here is another page- it's confusing how they set up their website because they have K-1 visa info filed under immigrant visa pages, when K-1 is non immigrant and they have another section that deals with that. Check this out- they give more instructions here:

http://guayaquil.usconsulate.gov/fiancee.html

THEY HAVE PACKET 4 INFO HERE!

Edited October 10, 2008 by Chamy and Gatita

[Otto 83]

I just found this page-

http://guayaquil.usconsulate.gov/appointment_dates.html

Notice that the title of the page refers to Immigrant visas, but includes information on non-immigrant visas. The title is misleading.

This page shows appointments and cases at the US Consulate in Guayaquil Ecuador. It's pretty helpful! I was able to find our case number on one page. On another page, there is a list of all the visa appointments by case number. I was able to deduce that interviews are held only on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. When you get your appointment date, you should be able to double check it here.

Here is another page- it's confusing how they set up their website because they have K-1 visa info filed under immigrant visa pages, when K-1 is non immigrant and they have another section that deals with that. Check this out- they give more instructions here:

http://guayaquil.usconsulate.gov/fiancee.html

THEY HAVE PACKET 4 INFO HERE!

That's great - you really should think about sending Captain Ewok a private message (pm) to see if he can add the links to the Embassy Information Section.

[TBoneTX 45,328]

That's great - you really should think about sending Captain Ewok a private message (pm) to see if he can add the links to the Embassy Information Section.

I'm sorry to disagree -- do not advertise anything about this consulate except for its duplicity and incompetence. An immigration attorney (with consular experience of his own) has recommended that I file an after-visa complaint with BOTH the Department of State AND the Consul General in Guayaquil. "Both the Consul General and DOS should hear of your frustration and the way you were treated at the Consulate," he says.

[Chamy and Gatita 3]

That's good, T-Bone, I hope you do that. I hope we won't be faced with the same.

Thanks for all your great input. Our medical appt is tomorrow - wish us luck! if he brings the results home with him, we can call the consulate (or VIS actually) and get an interview appointment!!! YAY!

T-Bone, do you bring the Affadavit of SUpport to the interview or mail it somewhere?

Thanks everyone!

[TBoneTX 45,328]

I hope we won't be faced with the same.

I fervently hope not, either.

T-Bone, do you bring the Affadavit of SUpport to the interview or mail it somewhere?

I included mine in my original I-129F filing, which is probably fortunate, because the consulate would have denied that it was presented to them. Don't mail it -- bring it -- and be adamant that the native flunky AND the consular officer EACH specifically acknowledge its existence and its contents. Repeat the true mantra: This is a rogue consulate. This is a rogue consulate. This is a ROGUE consulate...