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|  Review #7158 on February 12, 2011: |
Sufrank
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· 3 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
We arrived at the U.S. Embassy in Rio at 6:00am. We asked a guard (Daniel) for directions and as it happened, he was stationed at the entrance for immigrant visas. He was cordial and talkative, and stayed with and talked to us for 45 minutes, until his shift ended.
Nobody else arrived until about 6:30am. There's a lanchonete directly across the street where you can grab a snack if need be. Since there were two of us, we took turns. The lanchonete opens about 6:30am, by the way.
The tourist visa line grows pretty rapidly. Guards begin to multiply and set up signs around 6:30am to 6:45am, but largely ignore you. Around 7:00am-ish 4-5 guards in red vests come out and begin checking documents in the tourist visa line. Immigrant visas: wait! The tourist visa line began moving and entering before ours - which was frustrating given we'd been there longer and we were, naturally, stressed.
7:20-7:30am a single guide came out and checked our... read complete review
| | | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #7097 on January 26, 2011: |
Belleci
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| | | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #7049 on January 12, 2011: |
Rafa&Jus
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· 2 people found this review helpful
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Well, I guess my review won´t be too long, since it was all pretty simple and quick.
I got there at 7:15 am, at the side door of the consulate (just for immigrant visas) there was a woman that check our pictures, the mail confirming the date of the interview, and gave us a watchword.
After that we went to a room upstairs just for immigrant visas.
There the same woman checked our documents, and put it on what they say it ´s the sequence the consulate requires.
That done, we waited to be called for the trial of the pile of documents and forms, after checking all the docs, the woman behind the window, tells you to wait for the interview.
They call your watchword, but in a random sequence, so if your number it´s 1 you can be either the first, the last, or in the middle...
I was the forth to be called, and it took 3 minutes for her to say that the visa was approved, she only asked where we met, how we met, how long I lived in usa, and how we got ... read complete review
| | | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #7032 on January 7, 2011: |
Elostuart
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· 3 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I want to post for y'all as my interview at the consulate in Rio de Janeiro.
I arrived at the consulate 5:30 my interview was scheduled for 07:15've had a lady in front of me, then it was getting more people to the immigration visa to the visa k3 visa k1 we were three and had only one seen with other CR1, a very nice little girl started to deliver a password in the queue, she looks at the pictures and correspondence from the date of interview, all came at 7:00, it's a list to put all the documents in order will then calling each in turn. That time beats the goose bumps nervousness begins to take care of you made me want to pee pee, went running and came back again in 5 minutes my password was called for pre interview, I gave all my documents, the boy looked for a one handed me my certificate of civil police told me that those who live in Brazil does not need certificate of the civil police was so concerned about these certificates & when not needed, asked me if I only lived in B... read complete review
| | | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #7031 on January 7, 2011: |
Elostuart
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I want to post for y'all as my interview at the consulate in Rio de Janeiro.
I arrived at the consulate 5:30 my interview was scheduled for 07:15've had a lady in front of me, then it was getting more people to the immigration visa to the visa k3 visa k1 we were three and had only one seen with other CR1, a very nice little girl started to deliver a password in the queue, she looks at the pictures and correspondence from the date of interview, all came at 7:00, it's a list to put all the documents in order will then calling each in turn. That time beats the goose bumps nervousness begins to take care of you made me want to pee pee, went running and came back again in 5 minutes my password was called for pre interview, I gave all my documents, the boy looked for a one handed me my certificate of civil police told me that those who live in Brazil does not need certificate of the civil police was so concerned about these certificates & when not needed, asked me if I only lived in B... read complete review
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