Colombia US Consulate Reviews
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Bogota, Colombia | Review #5384 on December 10, 2009: |
Kurt y Dora
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
We had our interview on December 9 and other than waiting a long time to reach step in the process that day, it couldn't have been easier. But thanks to all we had read here on VJ and the review posted by Mike and Fey, we were well prepared. We arrived at 6:00 AM and waited in the appropriate line (#3). The woman checking us in made certain we were in the correct line, gave us green stickers with #40 on them and then gave us an order form to pay Domesa (the company that delivers your completed visa if granted). After a few minutes they let us all into the Immigration area. We had to pass through a security hut and to leave behind our cell phones if they had cameras and pass through X-ray security scanning. Then those of us with K1/K3 visas we sent to area #40 where the process for the day was explained to us about 6:30 AM and we were given folders to organize our paperwork in. After arranging our paperwork, we lined up again and the woman made certain all was in order and then w... read complete review
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Bogota, Colombia | Review #5269 on November 19, 2009: |
COLOMBIA
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Bogota, Colombia | Review #5237 on November 16, 2009: |
MIKE AND FEY
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TUVIMOS NUESTRA ENTREVISTA EL VIERNES 13 DE NOVIEMBRE. LLEGAMOS A LAS 6:10 A.M. HICIMOS LA FILA 3. NOS DIERON EL PAPEL DE DOMESA. ESPERAMOS COMO 10 MINUTOS Y ENTRAMOS. NOS DIERON LA ORDEN DE ENTRAR Y NOS TUVIMOS QUE QUITAR LAS CHAQUETAS, LAS CORREAS Y CELULARES PORQUE TENIAN CAMARA Y RADIO. PASAMOS POR EL ESCANER Y A "VESTIRSE" OTRA VEZ. AH OLVIDABA QUE NOS PUSIERON EL STICKER VERDE CON EL NUMERO 40 (LA ZONA DONDE DEBE UNO DIRIGIRSE PARA LA REVISON INICIAL DE DOCUMENTOS) DESPUES DE UNOS 5 MINUTOS FUIMOS A LA ZONA 40 Y NOS DIERON LA CARPETA CAFE. ORGANIZAMOS LOS DOCUMENTOS Y LOS ENTREGAMOS OTRA VEZ. ALLI ES CUANDO FIRMAS LAS FORMAS DS-156 Y LA PROMOTORA TE DICE QUE TE DIRIJAS FRENTE A LAS VENTANILLAS 20-32. EL ORDEN ES PASAPORTE, REGISTRO CIVIL, CERTIFICADO DE BAUTISMO, CERTIFICADO JUDICIAL, CERTIFICADO MIGRATORIO DEL DAS, RESULTADOS MEDICOS, LA FORMA I-134 (AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT) Y LOS DOCUMENTOS QUE LA ACOMPAÑAN. EN CUANTO A LOS DOCUMENTOS DE SOPORTE FINANCIERO UNICAMENTE NOS PIDIERON... read complete review
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Bogota, Colombia | Review #5146 on October 28, 2009: |
markcpa1267
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Bogota, Colombia | Review #5137 on October 26, 2009: |
jimboy
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I went with my fiancee for her interview on October 22, 2009. First, we almost had a problem at Helm Bank when paying for the visa application fee. You must have the case number for the receipt. Just a minor detail, but a problem if you wait until the day before the interview to pay the
fee and get the receipt, which is affixed to the fiancee's passport.
The mechanics of how the documents must be arranged, which lines at the embassy are assigned for the different kind of visa applicants are discussed well by other VJ reports, so I won't repeat them. The interview was as intense as it could get, so be prepared.
A short history of how I met Monica might be insightful and explain the extremely through examination that she and I underwent at the interview. My best friend is a wealth lawyer and was in Medellin on business last year and met my fiancee at her law school during a conference there and through one of her professors. He offered he... read complete review
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