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Qaris030312   0

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After I had been cleared with my sputum culture, I finally had my interview. Yesterday May 06 I was done with my interview. Everything went smoothly except for the fact that I patiently waited for hours before I number was queued by the consul. He just asked me how I met my husband and what year was that and asked what is the date of our marriage. It was just a 3 minute convo, he said that my application is perfect but I just need to get a new police clearance and attached my alias on it. There and then I was advised that once they received my police clearance they will send my passport back attached with my visa. Btw, my schedule was 0630 am but I came there earlier at around 5 I was there and the line was too long. And please bear with the embassy guards' attitude there were too harsh on us. Idk, why they treat us differently from the US nationals. Ang Pinoy nga naman. Sariling lahi nila binabastos. Well, thats all folks. I am going to NBI this morning to get my police certificate. Have a great day everyone!

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... and if you had arrived at 6.15 there would have been no line to speak of ... and you would still have been on time ... it is not a first come first served thing.

. Btw, my schedule was 0630 am but I came there earlier at around 5 I was there and the line was too long.

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carton025   38

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Sorry, to hear about your how do I say, unpleasant experience! Wait until you get to the USA and you experience this type of "unpleasant" experience everyday. I am an American and I get this everyday..., ha!

Best of luck to you!

 
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