China US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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525 Review(s)
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| Guangzhou, China |  Review #13189 on November 6, 2013: |
shira
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My wife's appointment was at 9:30 AM, but she her document intake wasn't until 10:30. All original documents specified in the Interview Letter were asked for and given. She was asked if she had any other I-864s from other sponsors (no, she didn't).
Almost immediately after the document intake, she had her interview. The interviewer was extremely pleasant. Four total questions:
1) How did we meet? (Internet)
2) How many times have I visited her? (7 times, going on 8)
3) How did we communicated, considering that her English isn't good. (When we video-chat, we use Google Translate for the rough spots. When we really get stuck, we write more detail in our next daily email; and we use both Google and Bing translators. Although we sometimes get frustrated, our language difficulty hasn't proven to be a problem.
4) Have we had a child together. (No)
She passed.
Note: We heavily front-loaded both the I-130 an... read complete review
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #13168 on November 3, 2013: |
Ighaepero
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Not much to say. The interview was quick and smooth. She was out two and a half hours later, I suspect because we had the 9:45 appointment. Another person whose fiancee had an 8:45 appointment was out in thirty minutes. The questions asked:
How did you meet?
Where?
Which bar?
What was his job in Wuhan?
When did he go back to America?
You tried to get a tourist visa twice. Why? [My boyfriend wanted me to meet his family.]
Did he meet your family? [Yes, twice. They really like him.]
Have you been married before? [No.]
Has he been married before? [No.] Are you sure? [Yes!]
Does he speak chinese? [Perfectly.]
In the beginning the interviewer spoke to her in Chinese. After the first question, he suddenly switched to English. Interviewer was an ABC guy.
All the waiting aside, the nterview itself wasn't even three minutes. In the end, the interviewer he said, "Ok, you got it!" She repli... read complete review
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #13148 on October 31, 2013: |
Jackson L
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This consulate and CGI Stanley (ustraveldocs) are an absolute joke. I curious what work actually gets done at this office. They actively try to delay your processing and passport. They loose your passport and then they tell you that "the passport is CITC bank's issue, not CGI Stanley". i hope no one else has to go through the nightmare that we have been through.
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #13133 on October 30, 2013: |
jasmith
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Interviewer ignored much of the evidence she provided, and did not want to speak in English. (My fiancee's english is good.) He instead asked her for my Skype name. When she gave my full name as she sees it in Skype (not my Skype user name) he insisted that it was not possible and spent some time in the interview returning again to this issue.
1. I have taken four trips to China, met her family on three of the four tips, and she has visited me and my parents in the U.S. twice, the second time staying for five months. We have had a lot of time together in person. None of the questions were about this time together.
2. Now we are away from each other, we use FaceTime (both Apple users) and talk twice a day, morning and evening for about an hour. We very rarely use Skype at all (except to talk to other members of my family), but when we do she clicks on the full name, rather than my Skype user name.
Outcome: Blue slip, however we have been aske... read complete review
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| Hong Kong, China | Review #13119 on October 28, 2013: |
lily4don
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Me and my daughter has a very pleasant interview with the officer. Got only few questions about how we meet with my fiance. Since our love is so genuine and we had lots of proving evidences, so it was easy for me as well even for my daughter. We got an approval just right after the interview of the second interviewer, an american. He keep his smile and had a very pleasant manner. The first chinese lady who interview us and gather all of our documents was really tough on her questioning in Cantonese, but we managed to answer them correctly according to the truth of our relationship. She showed us at the end a very satisfied smile. Two thumbs up for these officers....not because they approved my visa but because they did a good work and applied the laid down procesdures during the interview; the power to see the genuinity on the case.
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