Argentina US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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131 Review(s)
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| Argentina |  Review #32631 on October 24, 2023: |
Nahiara
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I had scheduled my appointment at 13.30 hours for k1 and k2 but few days before it they moved it to 9.45 am. I entered the Embassy at 9:40 AM and was out around 11:10. There were a lot of people at the embassy doing tourist visa but I didn't have to wait in line. There were 5 people before me for immigrant visas (and everyone got approved!!!) .
I was called first on window 6 where a lady asked me for our passports , original birth certificates and original divorce decree. They took our fingerprints and tell us to wait to be called again.
The interview was in window 5 which is actually a private separate window in a very small room with door. The consul was very gently and super nice. He asked me:
- who was the petitioner,
- how did we meet,
- if my fiancé speaks Spanish, if I speak English,
- when it was the last time I saw him,
- previous marriages,
- what do we do,
- where does my boyfriend live and with who if... read complete review
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| Review #32624 on October 22, 2023: |
Aless5
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
The embassy was empty. There was only one person in line. Make sure you bring proof of payment for the fee. It was a longer interview in my case because I had overstayed in the US in the past, but it still didnt take me 30min from the moment I walked in the embassy until I left.
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| Argentina | Review #32319 on July 31, 2023: |
Angied
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
The interview took about 50 minutes. Many questions were asked about the beginning of the relationship. We were asked: How we met? How many trips in total? Which trip was first? Where the petitioner lived? How long had the petitioner been in the US if a naturalized citizen? What does the petitioner do for a living? Who does the petitioner live with? Any relatives of the beneficiary in the US? Where do they live from the petitioner? When was the last time you saw the petitioner?
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| Review #32225 on July 5, 2023: |
DesperateHouseWif
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Finally, the interview went really well, simply, quickly, and easily. I spent about 2 hours there because there was a queue of people. The interview was broken into two steps: first, exhibiting all of the original paperwork and turning in my passports (all of them), and then the actual interview with the consular officer - a young kind man who made it quite pleasant.
Here are a few highlights:
- They did want photographs, letters, or other documentation of our relationship, but they never looked at them.
- They did not want a lease or any documentation of where we intend to live.
- They revoked my tourist visa, held my passport, instructed me to wait one or two weeks, and that they would contact me through email when I could pick up the passport with the new visa.
- My husband was not permitted to enter the building.
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| Argentina | Review #31671 on December 30, 2022: |
Nicolas I
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
We arrived to the appointment an hour earlier and signed in with the staff at the embassy. They were actually happy we were there early. Inside the embassy I sat in a waiting room and was the first person in line. I was asked for my passport and some of the documents listed in the emailed instructions (three days earlier I went to the embassy and left a packet with all of the required documents needed for my interview, I still brought another copy with all of the documents with me to the interview). She asked for my birth entry (I printed the digital copy), she made sure I had the form I-134 and the interview confirmation and asked my fiancés full name before getting my fingerprints. This was an initial step and she was only interested in making sure I had everything I needed for the interview.
I had to wait again for 10-15 minutes for the interview with the consul. When I was called, I went to a small room where a woman was waiting for me with a big folder with a lot... read complete review
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