Chile US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4
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83 Review(s)
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| Chile |  Review #3195 on August 5, 2008: |
Johnnie J
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I entered the Embassy compound around 11:30, since I had a temporary handycap they helped me to the Visa hall. Impecable service, great people and super attention. A local chilean employee looked at my documents, she corrected 2 things with a pen then told me to sit until I was called.
I waited for about 20mins sitting until my name was called out by another local employee and I was sent to window. The embassy official (american) was polite, super courtious and attentive. We talked about things not regarding my visa application. I told him I was coming to visit my girlfriend and some other friends. He said have a nice trip and told me my passport would be sent within 3 to 5 business days.
Great attention.
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| Chile | Review #3107 on July 9, 2008: |
Leah132
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I filed on June 4 and we got our visa approved on July 9 at the interview. It was extremely quick and easy. The embassy answered all our questions by email in a timely manner. My husband wasn't asked many questions at his interview, which he said lasted between 5-10 minutes. They didn't ask for any evidence of our relationship, even though it was on the list they gave us of things to take to the interview. We didn't have a single problem, and everyone at the embassy was really nice and helpful.
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| Chile | Review #1519 on April 20, 2007: |
Rube y Rocio
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well she didn't have a second letter of intent from me saying i was still willing to marry her. so i had to send a fax and an email.
other than that everything went well
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| Chile | Review #1514 on April 18, 2007: |
meganycristian
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My fiance had his interview today. He was approved! His interview was at 1:30. The interviewer at the window was late and arrived an hour later at 2:30. He then waited for about two hours. The man asked him for my I-134 and tax information. He asked him what his fiancee did for a living in the U.S. He told him everything was in order and to go to the Consulate's window (window #4). The man there asked him if he had been to the U.S. before and for how long (once in 2000, tourist visa) and where we met (U.S.). He asked my fiance why he had applied for a tourist visa to Miami last year (my fiance told him we were planning a vacation there, it would have been a half-way point more or less for us to meet but he was denied). My fiance then told the officer that not getting that tourist visa was not a problem. I had managed to visit him 4 times within the last year!!  The officer then told him he was approved and his visa would be available for pickup next week. ... read complete review
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| Chile | Review #1164 on January 1, 2007: |
Labanah_y_Iyan
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Amazing! The Embassy in Santiago is great. The process of applying for the CR-1 visa was very easy. DCF is the way to go if your wife or family member is Chilean. My wife's visa was approved in a few mins after speaking with the American consulate at the Embassy. And the interview was scheduled even before we spoke w/ the consulate. The staff at the Embassy was very helpful, explaining the next phase of the visa process! DCF is the best method of filling for this type of visa for Chileans! 
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