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Brazil US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9 / 5
611 Review(s)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Review #32682 on November 7, 2023:

Pconde619

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The process was very smooth and easy. Everyone is extremely helpful and organized.

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Review #32612 on October 19, 2023:

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Review #32589 on October 16, 2023:

juliagus

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Our interview time was at 7:40am however like most things in Brazil, no one cares about your appointment time and it's first come first serve. We arrived about an hour early, 6:50am and there was already a massive line for tourist visa people and on the other side of the street, about a 8-person line for immigration. We sort of stood around there for a few minutes because our slot was only at 7:40, however based on our experience at the ACS fingerprinting place where it was a zoo, we figured it wouldn't hurt to pop in line with the rest of the immigration people. Fast forward to 7:10am and now they're letting people in and no one looked twice at my husband and he was the 10th person inside the embassy.

The Staff: The attendants are rude, it's simply who they are. They're rude at the fingerprinting place, they're rude at the embassy. You just have to be nice to them regardless.

The People: The people who are in there with you are also rude? It's like they... read complete review

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Review #32548 on September 30, 2023:

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Review Topic: K1 Visa

My experience at Rio Consulate was really good. My interview was schedule for 7:20 am I got there around 6:40 am. When it was 7 am, some employees came out and started organizing the huge line of people waiting outside. I stopped one of them and said I had an interview for K1 Visa, he scanned my passport, wrote something on the ASC sticker, put a green plastic inside of my passport and told me to go inside.

After going through the security, a security guard saw the green thing inside my passport and told me go to the second floor. When I got there, another employee gave me a sheet containing the order that they wanted the documents and told me to organize it. After couple of minutes he called me back and checked everything. He told me to sit on the chairs right in front of the interview windows. After a while I was called to go in the first window, where another employee recheck all the documents and ask a few questions. When she was done, she handed me a sheet that talk... read complete review

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Review #32533 on September 27, 2023:

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Review Topic: K1 Visa

Interview was scheduled for 7:20 am, arrived there at 6:45 am. I knew I didn't have to stay in line with the tourist visa applicants to I went straight to the main door with other K1 applicants. At 7 am, an employee started organizing the line and there was a line only for immigrant visas (K1 is processed in the IV section). They scanned our passports (the sticker that the ASC/CASV places on it) and asked if we had had our medical.

Then we were taken to the second floor, to a small room with chairs and interview booths. They gave us a sheet with the order we needed to organize the documents and called by name for a document triage first. They put our documents in a red transparent folder in order and tell us to sit in line. Then we are, one by one, called to a booth where another person checks all our documents, asks a few questions, and return originals/what isn't needed. Then they tell us to wait that the consul will call us by name for the interview.

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