Chile US Consulate Reviews
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83 Review(s)
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| Chile |  Review #11952 on May 13, 2013: |
ebe
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
We had a 2pm interview and got there early, at 12:30. The guard was really nice and told us to come back at 1:30 because they couldn't let us in before then. So we went across the street and had some delicious pizzas at Pasta Basta near the WTC.
We came back at 1:30, the guy let us in and we had a great conversation with the security people. They didn't let us take in phones etc obviously, and also not bottled water either, but that's ok because there are easily accessible water fountains/bathrooms/all that inside. The embassy was much more comfy than I thought it would be.
We had to wait for a while inside in a room with a bunch of chairs. It seemed they scheduled all the appts at 2pm and then it's just a first come first serve basis. You take a number then they call you up to the windows in that order.
When we got called, the immigration lady seemed to have her mic off cause we couldn't hear her very well. She spoke in Spanish even though... read complete review
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| Chile | Review #11902 on May 1, 2013: |
LCHPP
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WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE, THE BEST OF THE BEST!
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| Chile | Review #11557 on March 4, 2013: |
Lalo & Susana
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Our experience with the embassy was great the only problem was that my fiance's packet 3 & 4 took over a month to arrive. I was in Chile on vacation so I was with my fiance during his entire visa process. We had to go to the embassy to pick it up. But everything else was great every time I had to email them they would message me back within a few hours at the most. The day of our interview we went to go pick up my fiance's medical at 12pm then at we made our way over to the embassy there was only one person online so we went in right away. We were the first ones called up to the interview and I've heard stories that although they allow the US citizen to attend the final interview they make them sit down during the first interview. The first interviewer was a very nice Chilean lady. She was actually the same lady who gave us our packet 3 & 4 and recognized us. She asked my fiance a bunch of questions regarding our relationship and she wanted to know specific dates as well. She asked me ... read complete review
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| Chile | Review #11096 on December 14, 2012: |
jessicaruizw
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Great experience with consulate.....1st off, as soon as you get your appt booked with them, shoot an email so they will send you your appt letter which you need for the medical. also remember you can not enter with liquids, cameras, or phones all of which you can leave in security if you need to.
as far as the actual interview went, it was a breeze. appt was at 14:00 we got there about :15 beforehand. there was a short line outside but they were all tourist visas. we were allowed in early and were actually the 4th in line for immigrant visas (so if you want to go early, looks like they open about 20 till, idk). you don´t need to pass to the counter where they take the info of all the non-im. visas, you can just sit and wait for your # to be called.
we were called up to a window for document reception, the girl was new (chilean, shortish, with glasses) and was being trained. she was extremely nice and she allowed me to stay at the window with my spouse while she... read complete review
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| Chile | Review #10566 on October 5, 2012: |
lemayz
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Our interview was scheduled for 2pm on Sept. 26th, more than a month and a half after our case was closed at NVC.
We arrived at 1:30, by which time there were already about 20 people lined up outside. By the time we went in, at least another 30 people got in line behind us. However, most of those people were getting tourist visas.
At 2pm, they started letting in groups of people, asking them why they were there and asking to see papers. When it was our turn, we were asked what visa we were there for, and we said that my husband was the beneficiary for a CR1. The guard was a real SOB, and would not let me go in with my husband! I explained to him multiple times that it was an immigration visa, that I was the applicant and he was defiant. Luckily, some other guard that was his boss came over, we explained the situation, and he let both of us in. We got our number and sat down.
We were the 3rd number for the immigration part. We waited a... read complete review
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