Dominican Rep US Consulate Reviews
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| Dominican Republic |  Review #7383 on April 6, 2011: |
rose26
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Well, we got there at 6:00 cause i didnt want to spent a lot of time in line, i read that if you early anyway you will enter to the building on the same time that those who got late, I got at six, and the line began to move, we were inside, watching tv and talking at seven fifteen they call my name to the window 23 a miss, checked all my papers, the fom ds 156, the form ds 230 that I completed usin my pc by myself i didnt needed to anybody to help me with that, I say that cause when we ask for information about to complete that the people ask you for a lot of money I when to one of that offices to translate my background check to english, he cover me for 1,500 pesos, like 35 dollars, and he said that he can complete the forms for me each one for 1,000 pesos means 105 dollars wich i money I saved cause i did it by myself, so always try to co complete the forms by yoursel guys, not body knows more about you than you, and is is information about, well, the miss in the window asked me for... read complete review
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| Dominican Republic | Review #7371 on April 4, 2011: |
fedelrosario
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Everybody was courteous. Be prepared to be in line for a while.
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| Dominican Republic | Review #7364 on April 3, 2011: |
mustwait
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· 2 people found this review helpful
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Apt. 6:45am. Arrived 6am. Checked in and sat and waited. 8:20 Fiance called up to submit his paperwork and pay the 210. Told to have a seat and someone would call him for his fingerprints. Waited another 25 mins and then completed the fingerprint scan. Waited another 20/25 mins and called for interview. Interviewed by a white American Female Age 30-40. Very serious... Asked us to raise our right hand and swear to tell the truth and then ask if we were already married. We answered no then she ask me if I speak Spanish and I told her a little but need to be interviewed in English. Then she asked my fiance if he speaks English and he said yes. At this time she asked me to have a seat and said she would interview him alone. I sat down for what seemed like forever but I guess it was really about 15 or 20 mins. Then she called me back up over the intercom. When I got back up there she told my fiance to have a seat. She asked me
1) Where and how we met
2) When e... read complete review
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| Dominican Republic | Review #7249 on March 10, 2011: |
Aztec&Taino
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Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
March 9, 2011
K1 visa interview
Today, Wednesday March 9, 2011, we had our interview at the Santo Domingo Embassy and my fiance's visa was approved!
We arrived to the Embassy around 5:40 am and there were many people waiting in line already. The buscones were kept at the other side of the street and only people who had their interviews were allowed to be on the embassy side of the street. We begun to talk to a few "neighbors" in line and overall people were nice.
Around 6:15 am people were allowed into the building. Most people dressed casually, but some dressed too casually for my taste. Some women did look like they were going to the club (tight jeans and blouses, tops that showed skin and cleavage, club-like high heel shoes, etc.) Some men looked like tigres with their NY baseball caps and printed shirts. I am not saying people ought to wear super formal stuff, but if you are... read complete review
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| Dominican Republic | Review #7235 on March 8, 2011: |
j and s fernandez
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We never received our package, we went to pick up the package on Monday Feb 28 one week before the interview.
At 6:05am we began to enter the building and go through security. At 6:45 we were called to submit our documents at window 25. They stay with the forms, police report, birth certificate, passport, etc. We were told to pay at window 12 and return to window 25 after paying, window 12 did not open until 7:30. We paid, went back to window 25, and she have us our ticket number 141. About 20 or 30 minutes later we were called for finger prints.
After about another 20 minutes or so, we were called to window 24 for our interview. A tall, bald, white man, maybe 30 or 35 years old was our Consulate Officer. He asked if Stephanie (beneficiary) speaks English. So, for our whole interview he spoke to us both in English. He asked me (petitioner) for my passport and saw all of the stamps on it and asked if they were all to see Stephanie. I said yes. He asked whe... read complete review
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