China US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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527 Review(s)
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| Guangzhou, China |  Review #7116 on February 1, 2011: |
My Lao Po
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K3 Visa
The interview went very well for my K-3 spouse and K-4 step-daughter.
They were the last interviews for the day and I waited in the Consulate coffee shop for over 4 anxious hours. The interview was brief, maybe less than 5 minutes total. The male VO looked at my financials, which I had in a separate 1" binder, and then he scanned through a 1" binder with 8x10 color photos of us together in China. He told my wife "your husband did a very good job on all the paperwork!" Note: I had completely front-loaded all of my case files for both the I-129 and the I-130; including lots of large photos from each of my 7 visits to her in China.
My opinion is that since the inception of IMBRA, if you have a clean background; you have become involved with a foreign national who also has a clean background; you are not a Federal tax avoider/cheat; have a good/stable income; submit a COMPLETE and accurate case file, for both USCIS and the DOS to adjudicate; and demonstrate... read complete review
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #7110 on January 30, 2011: |
WH&DL
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
There are 6 windows opened that day. I personally really believe they already reviewed your file before the interview and the consulate let the Chinese staff did the initial judgment at the day before the interview you submit your documents.
I was been called at the very late, around 12. So I had the chance to see how all of the VO works and can hear a little bit when they question. Around 70% people can get PINK. The VO didn¡¯t try to give anyone a hard time. I think everyone¡¯s job there is to provide the VO your bona-fide relationship and take all of the things you have to proof that, even the VO maybe don¡¯t ask for anything.
My interview just last 2 mins and the VO just ask to see the consular report of birth abroad and US passport of our baby, nothing else. The VO asked me the following questions and it most like that he just want confirms some information to enter the computer:
1. How do you know your husband?
--- When the time I traveled to US... read complete review
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #7053 on January 13, 2011: |
Rictodd
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Interview date 1-11-11 12:30
She got there and had her finger prints taken. Showed Packet 4 and was given an interview time the following day at 7:30. She waited 3 hours for her turn, then interviewed for 8-10 minutes. Received the Blue form with the checked box RFE. VO didn\\\'t offer any other instructions on the form, but told her everything was fine, we need more photos together. Wouldn\\\'t consider pictures of us with her family only pictures of the two of us. We had two pictures of just the two of us taken at her sisters apartment. Also we had more photos of us with her parents, brother and sister, cousin, aunts and uncles, but she was told they could only use pictures of us together. She was told to wait for three months. We have no other pictures of us together. I\\\'m not sure what to do now. I didn\\\'t find VJ until after I returned from my last trip to China, actual not until after the I-129 was sent to the NVC. I don\\\'t find much fault with the Consu... read complete review
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #6952 on December 5, 2010: |
g371728g
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My wife received a blue slip of paper and was never given a chance to provide any information she was holding in her hands. Her fate was decided right from the beginning. We did comply and summit all the requested documentation for a second interview. My wifes interview only lasted a few moments. Just enough enough time for our love and lives to be changed forever. The VO was rude and also disrespectful too to my wife.
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #6948 on December 4, 2010: |
plim
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