Brazil US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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619 Review(s)
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |  Review #9224 on February 26, 2012: |
KarenandJohn
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The interview took it about 25 minutes.
Everybody was very polite.
I was over prepared with lots of pictures and other proof of relationship, but there was no need to show any of those things. They just asked me for the regular paperwork.
About the interview questions, most of them were common questions like how we met, when we met, when my fiancé went to my country, what we did in my country, how many times my fiancé visited me in my country, what our religion was, so on...
The only "difficult" question was about my fiancé's nephew and niece's age???... I had no idea!!! lol Later I asked it to my fiancé... and HE had no idea about the kids age either!!! Lol!
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #9183 on February 20, 2012: |
larryg
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My fiancee's interview was February 14,2012 (Valentines Day in the U.S)I was unable to accompany her, and so she went solo for the interview. She had all the necessary documentation and was finished in a couple of hours with a visa approval.
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #9175 on February 17, 2012: |
Me&myLove
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· 3 people found this review helpful
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Easy and fast. we were out of the Embassy at 9:30, the interview itself took only 5 minutes.
The CO was very friendly.The questions were:
"How did you guys meet each other?"
"When did he come to Brazil for the first time?"
"How many times did he come to Brazil?"
"Where do you plan on living in the US?"
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #9165 on February 17, 2012: |
aldob
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· 5 people found this review helpful
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The outcome of the consulate interview is determined by three principal elements: documentation, documentation, documentation. The períod in the process where the NVC communicated its requirement for document and fees proved to be enormously bwnificial by the time the embassy interview rolled around háving complyed with the NVC's request for AOS, Visa application , fees and police , marrige and birth certificates the interview appointment letter later confirmed the reciept of all required documents. That relieved a great deal of uncertanty going into the interview over weather the documents being presented would meet the embassy requirements. By the time the interview was scheduled our biggest concerns were where we would stay while in Rio, the medical exam and the required fotos and money for paying the passport postage after the interview.
After some consideration we decided to stay át Hotel Itajuba. It is located three blocks from the US Embassy. The ... read complete review
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #9069 on January 27, 2012: |
leoidiarte
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