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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |  Review #8211 on August 30, 2011: |
gfvirga
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| | | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #8172 on August 23, 2011: |
Robert Glauceine
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The interview was today. I Just received the much awaited phone call. The visa was approved. No words to explain the relief we both feel.
I was anxious to hear the details of the interview. Glauceine told me the interview was very short. I'll post the information I have now and when Glauciene and I talk tonight when she arrives back home, we'll talk and I'll post the remaining details. Once in the interview. Glauciene was asked where we met. (Brazilcupid) He looked at the few pictures that we took together on my 2 visits to Brazil.
He then asked her how long she had been alonne. Answer: 6 years. His next response was, well I believe you can have your visa. Good Luck! Glauceine said that she was so surprised she asked 2 more times before she got up from the chair. After she stood, she was starting to walk away and turned to the officer and asked agin, you're sure my visa is ok. The officer smiled and said again, yes you have your visa.
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| | | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #8158 on August 21, 2011: |
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The interview was a breeze and over before both of us knew it. We both had been preparing 7 months for it and were quite anxious but the actual day was exciting and relieving. We arrived between 6:45-6:50 am. The line was already long but it continued to grow after us. The line seems huge at first. This is because all the people there for tourist visas are lumped together with the K1 applicants. Between 7-7:10am they began separating the visas. They check your 2 photo IDs to make sure they are correct and ears are showing (if they are not they will send you to retake them) and give you a number for your interview. The K-1 folks were ushered to the 2nd floor ahead of everyone else. There you are seated and instructed on how to fill out a few forms and make sure all your paperwork is in order. When you are done you wait some more to be called into a room with a window for further checking of documents. They take the documents so the consular can look them over and consider them before qu... read complete review
| | | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #8089 on August 9, 2011: |
edilene1
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I don't need to repeat what others have written. My Fiancee had the same nice treatment/experience as others who have been through the Rio interview. I was unable to join her due to work schedule. The one question they asked her, why did you overstay your visit in New York, and she answered "to be with me sweatheart" (me) And she said the interviewer laughed. No problems, lasted about ten minutes. She was rushing to get on the plane back to her home. So I did not get any more info. Good luck to everyone. And it is important to update your profile even after you get approved, so others can see what to expect. I see many people stop posting at interview day. Take a moment to help others by posting !!
| | | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #8073 on August 7, 2011: |
T&R
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Super easy interview!
I arrived at the consulate at 6h30 am, I was scheduled to 7h15. Around 7h00 am, a employee started to check the names of the people who were standing on the line and, and this person checked our details appointment and our visa photos. I was so ugly on mine, I did a poney tale so it was possible to see my ears! The girls said my visa photos were perfect, so beauty doesnt really matter!! Be sure to show your ears, or you will have to take another picture, as it happened to many people on the line that had their photos rejected. Ah, do not wear earring when you take the picture, it is not allowed!
After checking that, I entered at the consulate, and was directed to the second floor. There, the same girl who checked my photos, gave me a form where I was supposed to fill out with the information about my staying in Rio. I dont live in Rio de Janeiro, so they needed the information of the hotel I stayed abd things like that. With that form, she al... read complete review
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