Brazil US Consulate Reviews
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #15230 on September 19, 2014: |
fatblackcat

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Very friendly staff
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #15144 on September 5, 2014: |
Eliandra-Martin

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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #15142 on September 5, 2014: |
Eliandra-Martin

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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #15071 on August 26, 2014: |
baumdexterous

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My fiancé went on his interview this morning. We had an attorney who really made us nervous because he had two previous denials – but he said everybody was super nice and the woman officer only asked him the following questions:
1) How did you two meet?
2) How did your relationship evolve?
3) Who proposed and how?
4) What do you love about your fiancé?
When my fiancé answered the fourth question, he got super emotional, and the woman officer said to him: "I see that you got denied twice, don't worry – this time you got approved."
And that was it! Happy day. Good luck to everyone! Patience, research and LOVE will help carry you through.
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #15035 on August 21, 2014: |
MeuAnjo

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The interview was very quiet and fast.
First asked us to separate only the documents requested in email list that was sent from by Consulate to the petitioner.
Then we are asked to pay the fee within the building itself.
Then each beneficiary, accompanied by her fiancé or fiancée is called for interview. Our lasted 12-15 minuitos, a few brief questions, return the original documents filed at first.
Then we are asked to pay the fee for sending the letter with the passaport and fiance visa to the residence of the groom or bride unAmerican. There is no other way to get the passport with the K-1 visa, which arrived quickly by mail in 7 calendar days.
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