Ecuador US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.7
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117 Review(s)
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| Guayaquil, Ecuador |  Review #4679 on July 3, 2009: |
PDXbicycleboy
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
*I am following up on a previous review (interview was November 2008 and case was put into administrative processing) regarding this consulate now that the visa has been issued.*
Where to start? I am so FIRED UP right now that I don't even feel like I want to submit a review of this circus (yes, you can hear the circus tune playing in the background right now) of a U.S. Consulate because of the RIDICULOUS hoops and UNETHICAL practices these bunch of gutless clowns put us through. Mind you, this wasn't a couple interactions we had with these jokers; they demonstrated through these interactions that this behavior was standard operational procedure for this dive. Let's just put it this way, the Registro Civil of Ecaudor provides better customer service than the Guayaquil Consulate (yes, I had to GO to the Civil Registro to "experience" getting a Cedula for our son in order for the Guayaquil Consulate's doctor to even do the DNA test that had been sitting in his office ... read complete review
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| Review #4538 on June 8, 2009: |
mamaronga
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We came in taxi and arrived at 6:30 am with all our papers. We were staying at a very cheap hotel that we recommend, Hotel Chile which is on Portete and Chile right on the Plaza España ($7 a night, with a fan). We had to come a day early because you can ONLY pay the $131 at Banco Guayaquil IN Guayaquil itself, not in Quito or anywhere else, so definately plan to come a day early, and a day that the banks are open! We waited in the non-immigrant line, which was fine, but we later realized we could have waited in the resident visa line which was called in first and went faster. They made my fiancée (Ecuadorian) leave his fanny pack behind because it was too much like a “bag”. Note, they don´t let any type of bags or purses or backpacks in! I carried my passport in a very small passport pouch. Other than that we just carried our papers in our hands. We entered without any problems, no one questioned me entering (even though they announce many times that ONLY visa applicants can en... read complete review
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| Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #4499 on June 2, 2009: |
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WE ARRIVED AT 7am FOR AN 8:30 APPT, THERE WERE TWO LINES-NON IMMIGRANT AND IMMIGRANT, WE WERE NOT SURE WHICH ONE TO STAND IN, SO WE CHOSE THE NON-IMMIG BECAUSE THAT IS THE SECTION THAT THE K VISA IS LISTED IN ON THE US EMB GUAY WEBSITE--HOWEVER WHEN WE ASKED THE EMBASSY WORKER, HE TOLD US TO MOVE TO THE IMMIGRANT LINE AND HE LET US MOVE TO THE FRONT OF THE LINE!!HE WAS VERY NICE. ANOTHER WORKER TOLD US THAT WE HAD TO LEAVE THE BAG HOLDING ALL OUR PROOF OUTSIDE OF THE EMBASSY(WE HAD A LOT OF PROOF)-SHE WAS NICE AS WELL IN TELLING US THIS--SHE EVEN APOLOGIZED TO US----THEN WE WENT IN AND WENT STRAIGHT TO WINDOW 5 AND WAITED ABOUT 2 MINUTES AND THE EMBASSY WORKER ASKED US TO TELL OUR NAME SO HE COULD EXPEDITE OUR CASE. THEN WE WAITED 30 MINUTES AND A WOMAN AT WINDOW 5 CALLED US AND ASKED FOR OUR PROOF--ONLY 08 TAXES , PICTURES AND THE MEDICAL RESULTS AND IT WAS AT THIS TIME THAT THE WOMAN ASKED HOW LONG WE HAVE BEEN TOGETHER(WE DID NOT EVEN REALIZE THAT THIS WOULD BE OUR ONLY QUESTION!!!... read complete review
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| Review #4381 on May 15, 2009: |
Ferritt
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Interview was at Guayaquil, Ecuador... Consulate location was not available in dropdown list on review page.
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| Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #4215 on April 11, 2009: |
PDXbicycleboy
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I did not attend the K-1 interview and as a result, our case has been put into administrative processing. My fiance had a couple minute interview before they told her that her petitioner should be there and then they gave her the letter asking for more evidence. I have sent in everything I have: 3 years of tax information (all original W-2's, everything). Sent in 2 round of evidence after the interview and the first round was responded to by sending my fiance the exact same letter she received after the interview. After the second round of evidence, the case was put into administrative processing and has been there since February. I visited the consulate in January to make sure they had our file and everything was in there. Not sure when it will get out of administrative processing. I contacted a lawyer for a consultation and that was a big waste of time and money because he didn't know anything more than I did and basically said he couldn't help. I have written congressman and... read complete review
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