Cuba US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.2
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122 Review(s)
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| Switzerland |  Review #7226 on March 4, 2011: |
EandA
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After talking to my fiance, here is the information she gave me. The wait was extremely long. She waited about 5.5 hours to start the interview process. After she got in, apparently everything went rather quickly. Once she began the interview, they asked her how we met, how we communicated, in what language. They asked if she knew what was my profession and what I did for a living. Apparently, they took all the paperwork from her before she began her interview. After they told her she was approved, they told her they would let her know about when to come back and pick up the visa and that it wouldn't be later than April 4th. She said the interview went pretty quickly and it was not to stressful. Thats about all she had to tell me.
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| Switzerland | Review #7136 on February 6, 2011: |
Florence1970
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The interview was quick and easy. We are hoping to be together soon!!!
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| Switzerland | Review #6978 on December 16, 2010: |
Elizabeth-Yuniel
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| Switzerland | Review #6900 on November 21, 2010: |
zsila and osbel
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I went to Cuba for the interview and I recommend others do the same if possible because it is very stressfull to go alone, the appointment was at 7:00 am, but at about 6:30am Cuban officials are working for the US Interest Section start calling people from the list and getting everybody's IDs
They also asked me to fill up a form for US citizens with my name,address and the reason I was there.
We got in around 8:00am or so.Once inside at the front desk they assigned us to window 6, we waited to be called to submit our paper work and then for him to do fingerprints. When it was our turn the person who attended us was pretty serious but not that bad. When we sat down he told my boyfriend to go pay the fee, then while he was gone he asked me things like how many children he has and if he was un-employed, just to check if what we had in our papers was correct. we did bring lots of pictures,cellphones text between each other and chat records.When my boyfriend came back he told ... read complete review
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| Switzerland | Review #6229 on June 17, 2010: |
delfo399
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Our CR1 interview was, without trying to sound like I'm complaining, almost frustratingly easy. I went to Cuba for the interview and I really think that made a difference so I recommend others do the same if possible.
Even though the appointment letter said 8:00 am, you should try to make it to the little nearby park at 7:00. At about 7:10 Cuban officials working for the US Interest Section will start calling people from a list and getting everybody's "Carnet de Identidad". Afterwards, applicants line up to enter the building. My wife C and I arrived a little late, at 7:30am, and people were already in line. We gave the officials her "Carnet de Identidad" and went to the end of the line. C remembered she had read in this forum that one could skip the line, so I talked to the guy at the gate and he let us in in front of everybody.
Once inside the gate we passed the first security checkpoint. We had to surrender our cellphones and a USB drive I had, and I ... read complete review
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