Dominican Rep US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.8
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668 Review(s)
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| Dominican Republic |  Review #8334 on September 17, 2011: |
Rick1223
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Sat in there 11 hours for an 8 minute interview. We were not separated and not asked any off the wall questions. Told all was in order and only nneded to pay Domex and would recieved visa in 5 to 10 days. That was on 7/11/2011.....Well we did not recieve until 8/30/2011.
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| Dominican Republic | Review #8297 on September 13, 2011: |
thomasaespinal
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Completed successfully the Consular interview process. Visa was approved for my wife and our 2 daughters. They asked me tons of question to such extent that cover very intimate personal to stupid dumb. It was a long day and with a few hiccups, but easy to solve such as, unknown fees that are internal fees, but not only that you cannot pay for it there you have to pay it at the bank and tell them what it is for, so they can deposit it into an specific account and then come back the next day (waste another day "can't be done the same day") and show them the paid receipt.
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| Review #8218 on August 31, 2011: |
mara2169
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It was not what I expected! FIRST OF ALL!.
We arrived at 6 am on the dot, our appt. wasn't until 6:45am my fiance didn't want to be there to early since there was no point which is true. We didn't stay near by he actually lives about 15-20mins away. Got into line 2 waited about 20 mins. it moved pretty quickly. Once near the door man and woman get seperated into 2 different lines. He actually was done before me one thing make sure you do not bring your cell phones very strict about that. Once inside you just see a large waiting room with fans and large tvs and metal benches.
We got number 455 don't panick the numbers are not called in order. My fiance thought we had miss the number because it was 8 am and we still had not been called. Well we got called at 8:30 to window 20 to give all of out applications and passport, medical exam results, birth certificate, police records, cedula 2x2 photos and if like in our case were to small you can get 6 for 200 pesos there... read complete review
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| Dominican Republic | Review #8190 on August 25, 2011: |
Coach411
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Arrived at 5:10am, about thirty people in front of us in line. People started showing up by the car full. 6:30am four lines of people, info workers come around taking your interview paper and handing you a ticket with a number on it. Later I find out that they don't necessarily go by any order. We go through medal detectors and have a seat in the benches trying to get a seat in front of one of the five working fans. Wait for your number to get called, once called we go up to the window (17)(two minutes), she collects all forms and papers, asks me if I have 2010 tax forms and affidavit of support (yes I did). Go pay $210 at window (12)(one minute), sit and wait to be called to bring back receipt. Number gets called,go to window (17)(one minute) give receipt and sign in spots that we forgot to sign on forms, sit again. Number called went up to window (13)(three minutes) for finger scans, sit again. Number called go to window (23)(seven minutes) interview begins. First she asks us to swe... read complete review
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| Dominican Republic | Review #8153 on August 20, 2011: |
jaz00mine
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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We arrived at 5am there were about 50 people ahead of us. Luis wanted to arrive early, after reading all the reviews, I know that arrival time would not matter because they do not call people in a orderly manner. for our first interview we were called at 1130am, this is after we were called to submit documents, and finger printing. to submit documents, we were called to window 20, the only question we were asked there was if he was ever married. for the actually interview, we were called to window 18. at window 18 the only 2 questions we were asked were, if he had ever been to the usa or puerto rico, and if he had family in usa, answer to both questions were no. this is were our drama comes in. on the original applications i had put i met his family in usa when i should have put family friend, all because i was under the impression they were family because they address eachother as [primo]. she repeated again if he had family and again we said no. not sure how he should have a... read complete review
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