Australia US Consulate Reviews
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| Sydney, Australia |  Review #15395 on October 14, 2014: |
kirstenpw
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Writing this as reported by my fiance: His appointment was at 9 am.He didn't have to wait long. Security level was high. Interviewer was "friendly but efficient". He was asked a few questions such as how did you meet?, when?, have you been to the states? He was asked about the proposal, when we will get married?Also asked what I, the petitioner, did for a living.They talked briefly about my children.He thumbed through the papers quickly. (My fiance said he felt a little let down that it got only a glance considering all the agonizing work it took to put the packet together) He went in knowing he did not have police Certificate yet. Was told everything was in order pending the police clearance and was given instructions on how to sent it once it comes in. So basically a quick painless experience. He was in and out in about an hour. Still no Visa, but very close.
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| Canberra, Australia | Review #15390 on October 12, 2014: |
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Hello
i am Indian studying in Australia ,
i met my girlfriend online and fell in love since may 2012.
she got divorced in 2014 ausgust
and i am here in Australia since march 2014
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she has 2 daughters and she is 39 years old
i am 23 years.
she is visiting me in this november and she wants to file cr1 visa/ k3 visa whichever is easy.
i talked to one lawyer he was saying that because of age differance i cant get visa but we have lots of proof and her mother, dauther and friend can write letters for us including her step mom can be sponsor as well,
i am in so much confusion now she does not wann file k1 visa because she does not wann any interruption in my study here .
and what is difference between k3 and cr1.
i am confused
thanks in advance
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| Sydney, Australia | Review #15372 on October 9, 2014: |
Amanda4964
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· 2 people found this review helpful
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Hubby has a little drama with flying from Melb to Sydney on the morning of the interview, although we planned flights with the possibility of delays in mind. He was scheduled on the 7.35am Jetstar flight due to arrive at 9am and there was an issue with the plane and they were delayed about 30 minutes. No problem in the end he had plenty of time since his interview was not until 11am. If you have the money, it is worth staying in a hotel the night before so you don't have the stress if your flight gets delayed.
He took the train from the airport to the city from the domestic terminal and got off at the St James station. The train took 15 minutes.
He arrived and went through security with no dramas and he was allowed to take the CD with his medical results that some people have reported they couldn't take and had to come back down to get.
He got upstairs, took a number and waited to be called to the window where they looked at his paperwork an... read complete review
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| Sydney, Australia | Review #15290 on September 27, 2014: |
C & A
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Great experience.
Fast, efficient service and the interview took a few minutes!
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| Sydney, Australia | Review #15271 on September 25, 2014: |
Adslip
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· 3 people found this review helpful
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I decided to catch the red-eye from Perth at 12.05 a.m and set to land in Sydney at 6.05 a.m. My interview with the Sydney Consulate was set for 9.00 a.m 23rd September 2014. (I went with Qantas as they are very reliable with flights and do not have the cancellations reported by so many travellers on the "cheap" flights.
From the airport, I used the Airport Link-Train to St James Staton which was only about 15 mins. Walked out of the station onto Elizabeth Street, if you look skyward and to the left you will immediately see a hexagon cream shaped, very tall building. Thats the MLC building where the US Consulate is located. Is only a very short walk from the train station. Cross the road and go to the right, the next street on your left turn down and you will see and be on the street the MLC building is situated.
I arrived at the MLC Building just before 8.00 a.m with plenty of time before the interview. Do take the time to find the toilets on the ... read complete review
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