France US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.2
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271 Review(s)
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| France |  Review #28391 on July 20, 2020: |
LoloBrinny
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My CR-1 interview at the Paris, France embassy took place on the 20th of July 2020 at 9:00 A.M.
I arrived at 8:45 A.M, but was only able to go through the security gate/screening at 9:00 A.M.
I had to wear a mask.
They check your bag and pockets, you cannot bring a laptop, food or drinks. You have to leave your cell phone turned off with the security staff.
Afterwards, I was asked to give my passport, my police certificate, my interview letter and my DS-260 confirmation. It was just so I could give those documents to the next person inside the embassy.
When I got in, I sat in a room with 20+ booths were you will get called to speak to the embassy staff.
I almost did not wait and was called by an employee of the embassy. The woman asked me for my passport, my police certificate, my interview letter and my DS-260 confirmation as well as my photograph, my birth certificate and my mariage certificate.... read complete review
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| France | Review #28328 on June 9, 2020: |
sebastiend
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Was quick and nice
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| France | Review #28159 on March 8, 2020: |
Mr & Mrs T
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my interview took place on March 4, 2020 at 8:45 a.m. we arrived around 8:15 a.m. but we only entered the embassy at 8:45 a.m. before being able to enter in.
At the embassy the guards present in the tent checked my bag and if I had a phone. then always in the tent there is a counter where I gave to a woman the following documents on her request:
passport, extract of criminal record, the page of confirmation of appointment where is the address of shipping of the visa. and the Ds-260 confirmation page
we then pass through a room where our belongings are scanned and we pass under a detector like at the airport. you are asked to put all electronic devices in a security pouch. we will give you a badge to collect them at the end.
once in the embassy i waited about 5 minutes before being called to a counter where i was slightly yelled at due to a misunderstanding between the agents who refer in the embassy and the agent at the counter. <... read complete review
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| France | Review #28140 on March 4, 2020: |
paumagre
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My interview was scheduled for 10.45am this morning. I arrived 1 hour early.
Outside, the guards checked my bag, asked me if I had a phone and made me turn it off, then the first check point asked me for my passport, my criminal records and my DS-160. He put a sticker on the back of my passport' checked the papers and gave me all back telling me to give them to his colleagues inside.
Then I went through the second checkpoint where they checked my bags and asked me for my phone, keys and lipsticks/makeup. They put everything in a little plastic bag with a number on it and gave me a sort of pass with the same number to pick my stuff up on my way out.
Then I really entered the embassy, went straight ahead following the "Visa" sign, they guided me to the next booth available, where they asked me for my address and phone number, as well as the papers + passport I already had in hands, my birth certificate, my divorce decree and my fiancé's, t... read complete review
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| France | Review #28109 on February 27, 2020: |
John&Julie
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We got married in a different country from our own. Mine, US, her's, France and this cost us extra delays and hassles from both governments.
Since we lived in New Zealand for one year we needed a police report from this country for my wife. I did not know this while filling out all the paper work. I thought we did it all.
We had her PR from France, but he immi officer wouldn't let this slide even though her France record was squeaky clean. We understood. Who know's? If you let it go on one person, why not let it go on all.
I couldn't be in there with her so I only found out later. We were heartbroken, we had all the hope that we would fly back together. More heartbreak was to come unrelated to the embassy.
They did their job. It didn't work in our favor, but they fulfilled screening prospective immigrants correctly.
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