Ecuador US Consulate Reviews
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120 Review(s)
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| Guayaquil, Ecuador |  Review #8444 on October 4, 2011: |
Pamela&Terry
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ESPAÑOL: El texto de este review esta en español buscar más abajo.
ENGLISH: To all my VS friends who do not speak Spanish. I ask you to use the translator. I will love to write all of this in English but its really long jajaja, If something is not clear for you after using the translator, you can contact me, I will be glad to answer your questions.
CONSULADO DE GUAYAQUIL
ENTREVISTA VISA K1
ESPAÑOL
Llegue a la embajada aproximadamente a las 8:00 AM, 30 minutos antes de la hora indicada. Había una fila medianamente larga pero no hay que preocuparse. La fila para nuestro tipo de visas es más corta, de hecho no había casi nadie. Al ingresar te piden la foto (tuve un problema con la mía tenía mala calidad así que les recomiendo tomársela en un lugar confiable, no tuve problema y me enviaron a sacar una nueva en la esquina).
Al ingresar a la sala te revisan todo, no lleve celulares ni ca... read complete review
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| Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #7762 on June 14, 2011: |
gabyfer
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Bueno se que todos queremos saber que pasa después de la noa2 por que hay mucha información pero después de eso como que nos desorientamos y no sabemos por que en cada país es diferente en mi caso aca en mi país Ecuador, después que nos llego la aprobación todo fue mas rápido, la noa2 la tuvimos el 9 de mayo, lo vimos por la pagina de la USCIS después a los pocos días le llego la carta oficial a mi novio de la aprobación, después de eso nos enteramos que teníamos que esperar de 12 a 15 dias laborables para que podamos obtener nuestro nuevo numero de caso en Ecuador yo llame el 20 de mayo al Centro Nacional de visa y justo me dijeron que ese dia fue designado nuestro numero de caso y que había sido enviado al consulado de Guayaquil (yo soy de Quito y ningún caso de residencia es entrevistado en Quito todos al menos el de la k 1 son entrevistados en el consulado de Guayaquil) con el numero de caso en Ecuador ya pude hacer la cita para los exámenes médicos que fue el dia... read complete review
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| Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #7627 on May 20, 2011: |
titin
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We had an appointment at 8:30am and decided to go half an hour earlier as recommended. There is a person outside the embassy checking for the appointment and the letter from the NVC. My fiance and I prepared a folder containing all the docs for the interview but the security guard outside threw away the main folder and left us with almost no paper organization. No reason to fight these security guards- just let them be.
Once inside the consulate, another security guard told us where were we seated. We went upstairs- very difficult to hear what name they were calling as lots of families and children are placed upstairs due to improvised playground. After forty minutes, an official came upstairs to ask us what type of visa we were applying... very informally she told us K1 visas get processed at last. We would have to wait for all other visas to get processed and then we will have three steps for the interview process 1. go downstairs and hand in evidence 2. biometric 3. ... read complete review
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| Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #7140 on February 8, 2011: |
Maliajannah
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Our appointment was scheduled for 8:30am on Monday Jan 24th 2011. We arrived at 8:02am with our documents and jackets (as per recommendation). The man at the gate checked for my fiance's name on the list, once verified he directed us into the Immigration Visas line, which was muuuch shorter than the Non-immigrant Visas line. We waited about 5 minutes to go through the security check. They made Patricio throw out tissue he had in his pocket for his cold. After the security check we went through the door, we had to verify our documents again and then the directed us upstairs to wait. It seemed like they were calling people randomly because some people who came after us got called before us, and some people who were there before we arrived were still waiting when we finally got called at 10:10am. While we were still waiting a guard came upstairs and spoke to us in Spanish about where and when we would get called and how the US citizen couldn't accompany their partner a la ventanilla. He s... read complete review
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| Review #6895 on November 20, 2010: |
Indy90
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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We arrived at the consulate at 6:45AM, a little later than I would have liked. We were divided into two lines-one for people applying for a tourist visa and another for people applying for residency. We were probably among the last 15 people to get in line. A representative from the consulate, who seemed to have an Italian accent when speaking Spanish, came around and checked to see if everyone had brought their appointment letter and required photos. Unfortunately, we had brought passport style photos when they really needed them to be square 5cm by 5cm, so we had to get out of line and walk across the street so that my wife could get her picture retaken, which cost $10.
After getting back in line, it seemed that they let the people in the tourist line pass through security much faster than the people in the residency line. When it was our turn to pass through security, they made my wife throw away (or get back in line) a small teddy bear that I had given her when we ... read complete review
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