Colombia US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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565 Review(s)
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| Bogota, Colombia |  Review #8348 on September 20, 2011: |
Daria8885
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Our interview was for 9am we arrived at 7am walked up the sidewalk towards a LONG line but don't fret that line is for tourist visas  we went to line 3 where there was only 3-5 people in front of us...it took about 5 minutes until we were at the front the lady looked at our appointment letter and my passport(to make sure I was the petitioner) put a green sticker with a number 40 on both of our chests and sent us forwards towards security....we waited about another 5 minutes to go through security(breeze) we walked towards the waiting room and a guy(with amazing eyes by the way) stopped us to put a sticker on the hubbies passport for Domesa and off we were to line 40....once there we got a green folder(it will be green or brown) with instructions for the order of our forms(the instructions are in Spanish so I was no good hubby had to do it lol) we sat down and it took about 5 minutes to get everything organized and we brought it back up to the lady at line 40 and look... read complete review
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #8340 on September 18, 2011: |
nycherehecomes
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Our appointment was scheduled for 7am, we arrives at 6:45 am. We immediately went to line #3. No one else was standing on that line. After like 2 minutes an announcement was made that anyone who was there for a resident visa (including K1) please move to line #3. A young lady came over and asked for our appointment letter, passports, and DS-156; she asked if I was the petitioner and placed a green sticker with the #40 on our chest. The number 40 was for the line we were to be on once we entered. We went through what felt like airport security and proceeded to line 40.
At this point an L-shaped line is formed. The line next to the #40 is for when you just arrive, before you receive your folder. The line that’s giving its back to the coffee stand is for after you have organized your documents. The girl at the podium takes your interview letter and hands you a folder with the list of doc and the order they must be in. Everything except your evidence of relationship goes i... read complete review
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #8314 on September 14, 2011: |
dianarango_17
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we had our interview on 9/9/11, we got there around 6:20 am and we did not wait long we stood in line #3 and a lady came out asking for the ds 156(the original and a copy) forms and the appointment letter, she put the #40 on both my fiance and i and 5 minutes later we were let in( we were 2nd on the line). we were then redirected to line #40. they gave us a brown folder to put the information on the list and after we were done we had to go up to her once again and show her all the paper work to see it it was correct. she said everything was fine and we had to wait for a while until we got called to window #8 in where my fiance turned in all the papers she asked if i was there and to write my first and las name. we had to wait again for a longer timer until he got called to window #2 for finger prints. at last we both got called to window
#5 in where the consul asked my boyfriend to pick up the phone she asked how we meet, when was my las visit, and this time around when had i a... read complete review
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #8283 on September 11, 2011: |
Chris_y_Derly
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My Colombian fiancee attended alone. The interview was very brief and without many questions. They asked where we met, my complete name, if there were prior marriages and where the I worked in the USA and then confirmed that the financial support documents were in order.
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #8230 on September 1, 2011: |
Edwin87
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Excellent....it was pretty quick, my wife had the appointment at 9:00 am but she got there at 6:30am and the visa was approved at 10:30am. I sent a lot of evidence along with the I-130(Her wedding gown receipt, receipts of everything that we spent in our wedding, pictures, skype receipts, money transfers etc.) and for that reason they didn't request anymore evidence. Although, she told me that a young consul was the one who interview her and that he was pretty easy going. it all depends on the person who'll interview you. anyway, there is not much to tell because her interview lasted like 15 sec. the only questions asked was "how we met?" and if i was Colombian which i am. and that's it. My wife took with her extra copy of the affidavit of support, more pictures, The police certificates for both of us ('cause i'm colombian), immigration certificates for both of us, our birth certificates, our wedding invitation and weeding favor. She took a lot of thing but they didn't request any of i... read complete review
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