China US Consulate Reviews
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525 Review(s)
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| Guangzhou, China |  Review #15436 on October 21, 2014: |
googolplex
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My fiancée waited at the consulate for about 2.5 hours before being interviewed. The interview wasn’t too long, only lasted roughly 10 minutes. There were actually 2 interviews: a small pre-interview from the staff collecting required documents from my fiancée, an interview from the consular officer. The staff there asked for pre-2013 W-2 Forms, but my fiancée didn’t have them. Never the less, no RFE was required. I think this was due to my sufficient income (several times the 125% poverty guideline). The interview went well and my fiancée was approved.
Pre-interview questions:
Do you only have the W-2 Form from 2013?
Who is your petitioner? Is he your fiancé?
Have you been to any foreign country?
Interview questions from the consular officer:
Who is your petitioner?
How did you know each other?
When were you engaged?
Does he have any sibling?
Does he have a job?
Have you be... read complete review
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #15360 on October 7, 2014: |
Jenny_USCIS
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The interview was super fast and smooth. Only asked about 4 questions and was approved.
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #15235 on September 21, 2014: |
mattman_183
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Arrived 2 nights before. Stayed in hotel in Guangzhou East station as planned to go to Hong Kong afterwards. Checked out how to get to the consulate the night before, then walked around the area a bit.
Had 9:20 appointment. Got in line about 10 min before. Around 920 they opened the doors and checked ID. Took her about 10 more min to get inside.
I told her I would wait for her in Starbucks across the street. There is another one on the same side of the road, for those who want to wait indoors, about two blocks behind the consulate. Pacific Coffee.
Anyways, decided to join most people, and sit on small stone wall in front of Consulate and wait instead, watching every time the exit door opened, dodging people who want to practice their English with me, the sun, and all the smokers.
There are ladies out there as well who give out fliers to those leaving. At first I was weary of them, but they ended up being quite nice, and ... read complete review
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #15128 on September 4, 2014: |
bubblebubble
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Line was really long, I waited in line for over 1 hour. Make sure to bring certified copies of birth certificate and the police stuff, they did tear the cover of these documents and take the rest, I never got them back.
Overall, people were very friendly there including the local staff members. Only bring your paperwork with you, do not bring cell phones or any electronics. They don't allow any electronic devices and don't have lockers to store your stuff.
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #15012 on August 14, 2014: |
CowBoE
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Here is what fiancee explained to me...
1. Arrived at Embassy 8:45 AM for 9:20 AM interview
2. Around 9:00 AM, they checked passport and interview appointment page
for 9:20 appointment people and let them inside the gate (but not inside the building)
3. They put a bar code sticker on the passport
4. About 1/2 wait
5. Enter the building through the security check
6. Enter the interview building. They checks passport & interview appointment paper again
7. Took elevator to the 3rd floor
8. At first window, registered for interview (they asked for packet 4 email)
9. Was given a number and waited
10. A person from Different window called her number and asked for following documents:
- her birth, marriage, and police certificates
- her medical exam sealed envelope
- her passport
- my I-134 form
- my 2013 Tax & W2
11. They gave her a number a... read complete review
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