China US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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525 Review(s)
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| Guangzhou, China |  Review #4784 on July 28, 2009: |
EZgoing378
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The interview at the Consulate went pretty much as described by people. For Guangzhou specific items let me just say that even though we had an early morning appointment and were in the front of the line, Ping (The benificiary), was one of the last 4 to have her interview. No reason given. 
I, the petitioner, went to the ACH and ACS that many recommend you go to in order to make it part of the record that you were there to support your SO. I believe this is a good idea. If nothing else, you get to see the inside of the Consulate and can explain the layout to your SO. It did seem that the group I was sitting and waiting for our SO's to come out with results got a lot of Pink. There is no way to tell if their being there had any direct influence but it certainly helps your SO. Ping told me afterwards that having me there made a big difference to her. Frankly, I didn't do anything except give her all the support I could. It is interesting that out of the... read complete review
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #4745 on July 18, 2009: |
Bert&Jie Lin
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Result Pink 
The questions were simple:
How did you meet?
What was the date that you first met?
Why do you love him?
Do you have proof of your relationship? Yes, I have photos. Can I see them?
How can you love a man so much taller? (I think the VO was just joking with my fiancee at this point.)
The interview went well. It was a woman VO. She put my fiancee at ease and they had an enjoyable conversation. I had the same woman at the ACH, and she remembered that.
I give the VO high marks. The consulate itself is a poor excuse for a consulate.
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #4635 on June 25, 2009: |
Eric & Jin
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On June 1, 2009 I attended both American Citizen Hour(ACH) and American Citizen Services(ACS)in order to get a couple of questions about our case answered and also to have an updated Evolution of Relationship letter notorized. In each case I encountered VOs who were both courteous and professional which left a good impression on me.
The next day my fiancee had her visa interview in which she was asked 6 questions and to show photos of us together. She also reported that the VO who conducted her interview was very courteous and professional to her the entire time. All in all we both had a favorable experience with the Consulate.
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #4624 on June 22, 2009: |
PORTER
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[Oct. 2008] It was a large space and I could see and hear the applicants that went before me. So you can tell which interviewers are passing the most applicants. I was very nervous because one of the interviewers had been rejecting a lot of applicants. I was afraid I would get him and sure enough, I did. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, as I did pass. He asked me five questions and then asked to see our photos, and my passport.
The questions were, Where did my fiance and I meet?, Where did he go to school?, In what town in America was his school located?, What were the jobs of his parents?, [we're young] and where does he live?. Just things I should know anyway if our relationship is real.
I was very organized [my american fiance helped me]and had a clear see-through folder for each topic. Each folder had an index page that showed exactly what was in it. The folders were:
evidence of support, the topics were
I-134
bank sta... read complete review
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #4586 on June 15, 2009: |
SuperPanda
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Interview was at 7:15 am. Dan arrived around 7 am and stood in a long line until 8:30 when they finally opened the gates to go inside. Once inside, some more waiting and fingerprinting until she was called to her interview. The officer complimented her on her English and asked her about my income, my job title and place of work, and the number of times I had come to visit her and the duration of the visits. She showed him a few pictures of us together and a letter I had written in support of our union. She was approved for the visa in about 2 minutes of interview time.
Overall, a very pleasant situation that was only offset by the long waiting 
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