Argentina US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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131 Review(s)
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| Argentina |  Review #14635 on June 16, 2014: |
cujodu
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I arrived at 8:30 but my appointment was at 9:00am but i could not wait, so I ask for the window number 1. They told me to wait and they will call me. There was about 5 people including me for the interview.
They asked me at the window my full name and they gave me a green folder. I went thru the security check point and then to finger print. After that there was no line they told me to go to the waiting room. As soon I arrive to the waiting room . I read the instruction that are attached in the green folder. They ask you to put the papers in order. First all passports that you have and of course the one wich is valid , the Photos (2), marriage certificate , birth certificate , basically all that is on the list from the embassy. They ask you for original and copies.
When I was siting there with my fat folder, they called me , I was the second person called. A lady asked me for my passports, photos, and the DHL papers. Warning , it is very important to co... read complete review
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| Argentina | Review #13983 on March 2, 2014: |
GandE
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I arrived to the embassy area at 08:40 AM (I arrived that early because of my anxiety ).
I walked to the main entrance at 09:00 AM and I walked to Window #1, I showed them the copy of my appointment e-mail, after checking that on their system the guy at the window gave me a paper that granted my access to the embassy.
I went through security and I left my phone there ( If you have your cellphone with you they ask you to leave it there but first you need to turn it off, after that, they give you a paper with a number to get your phone back when you leave ).
Then I walked to step #4 ( because they take the steps like this #1 = Line outside the embassy [you don´t need to go to the line if you have an appointment for an immigrant visa ] / #2 = Information at the main entrance / #3 = Security / #4 = Identity check (fingerprints and info)/ #5 = Interview waiting Lobby ) without going the non-immigrant visa line and they checked my info smooth ... read complete review
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| Argentina | Review #13288 on November 21, 2013: |
lau_manu2013
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Interview was quick and simple.
Embassy took a while to respond to emails.
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| Argentina | Review #13076 on October 22, 2013: |
Mike and Gaby
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Our appointment was at 9:00 am so we arrived at the embassy at 8:45am. You go directly to window 1, without going in the line for tourist visas. We don’t know exactly the waiting times but, after giving us folder in which to organize our papers, taking our prints and going through security, we were sitting waiting by 9am. We left the embassy exactly at 11:00am. Only 2 hours for the whole process! =)
We waited about 25-30 minutes to get called in (by last name) to give the first woman our papers. When we received the email with the interview date, they told us we were missing some papers from Packet 3: An original DS-156 form (we thought we had to send a copy and bring the 2 originals for interview, but I guess not), The confirmation from DHL saying we had picked a location, and the birth entry (which we had not legalized for packet 3). So she asked us for these 3 things, plus the medical envelope, made me sign a form, and asked for some passport type pictures. Then we had to g... read complete review
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| Argentina | Review #11646 on March 18, 2013: |
CHarvey80
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So, I got my visa approved today!!!! Yay!! javascript:emoticon(' ')
I got to the Embassy at 8:45 and my interview was schedule for 9am. They gave me the famous green folder and let me in and after going through security I went to the main building and waited by the front desk. After a little while someone realized that no one took my fingerprints so they made me go back outside to do that, but it only took a couple minutes. After that I got back into the building and was given a number. I walked into the waiting area and waited for like 2 minutes until my number was called. The lady at the window requested my police record, passport, pictures and made me sign a paper saying that everything on the documents was accurate. After that she returned everything we sent to the NVC and asked me to wait.
I had two people ahead of me so I didn't wait long. After 45 minutes they called me by name for the actual interview! First, the CO made me swear that ... read complete review
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