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Germany US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4 / 5
518 Review(s)
Frankfurt, Germany
Review #21997 on June 21, 2017:

Doug and Silke




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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

We were the first to go through the electronic filing process at this Consulate..

As in anything, there are kinks in the process as they fine tune it. There was some mild confusion with regards to how they verify the documents in the system with the originals that you MUST bring with you because they will need to verify them. They only wanted to see Silke's notarized birth certificate and divorce decree to compare to what was on the screen. They asked nothing of me the petitioner as far as documentation. But obviously bring everything.

Our appointment was for 07:40 but that really only is to get you in line I believe at the consulate. Once you are in, you go to the cashier's window to pay any fees needing to be paid. We had none as we were all paid up.

We then got a ticket with a number and waited to be called. We then got a very nice woman who did the document verification with he documents I noted above. She explained he process very clea... read complete review

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London, United Kingdom
Review #21864 on May 29, 2017:

RobertP




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Review Topic: EB-1 Visa

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Frankfurt, Germany
Review #21861 on May 29, 2017:

cur12cur




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Review Topic: Direct Consular Filing

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Frankfurt, Germany
Review #21836 on May 21, 2017:

Pee&Eee




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Review Topic: K1 Visa


It was super quick. I got to the embassy at about 6:30 and met three people already on the queue. Non-Immigrant on the left and Immigrant on the right. But we had to wait until about almost 8am to be let into the embassy and it was so cold. So come with a jacket and am glad I had one on. I was then called to the the first window outside the embassy where the lady tagged my passport and then asked me to wait around the corner and there I had to take out anything I had and put them in a transparent bag. After that we were let into the embassy in sets of 5 and we put our things in a box (wait until the security guys say you should put them in) he says loudly to wait until asked to put in. After the security check in we walked to a second building where I was asked to go window 22. I was the first one to be attended to and the man asked for my appointment confirmation which also served as proof of payment which I gave to him and he asked me to go back and wait in the large seatin... read complete review

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Frankfurt, Germany
Review #21830 on May 19, 2017:

SRulla




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Review Topic: K1 Visa

My whole experience with the consulate in Frankfurt was very smooth and straight forward. Paket 3 and 4 were sent out quickly and I didn't have to wait long for my appointment.
My experience for my interview was very good too. I had an appointment at 7.15am and arrived at 7am. I left all my electronics in a locker at the Hbf. When I arrived an officer asked me what visum I was there for and told me what line to wait in. I had to wait about 40 minutes in front of the embassy before I got a number at a window. You then have to go through security which is similar to the airport. Once you're inside the embassy, you have to walk to another building in which a receptionist tells you where to go next. That building is a huge room with lots of windows with officers behind it on the walls and a bunch of waiting chairs in the middle. First I had to go to a window at which an officer checked that I payed the visa fee. After more waiting another officer at a different window checked that a... read complete review

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