Germany US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4
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512 Review(s)
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| Frankfurt, Germany |  Review #21797 on May 14, 2017: |
NJ&MA
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
The interview was the best part of the whole K1 process. My interview was scheduled at 8:00 am and I was there by 77:30. It was a long line to get to the embassy but as long as you leave all electronic items you'll get in very fast. The consular officers were very nice and polite, they mostly gave me the instructions on how to proceed with my permanent residence and what rights do I have in the US.
I was asked the following questions:
-How did you,guys, meet?
-How many times he visited me
-What city are you planning to live?
-Where does my fiance work?
I was worried first, since I had my two year rule home residency requirement with my J1 visa but everything was fine. I prepared some documents to prove my residency requirement but I didn't have to show them, the officer just asked where I worked to prove it.
Great experience and one of the best embassies I've ever been!
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #21626 on April 4, 2017: |
Summer of 01'
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· 2 people found this review helpful
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First of all I gotta admit, it has been a very pleseant experience with no hustle or anything.
I booked a room at the Hotel Am Wasserpark in Frankfurt which is in a 7 min walking distance to the Consulate.
The room was nice and cozy. The only bummer was that it was downstairs right next to the laundry room so there was a very strong smell of detergents and other chemicals but only in the hallway. Anyways it was a nice stay for a night. A Mc Donalds is right next to it so you can get Food all night Long. The Hotel was pretty affordable with only 60 € night.
However I did arrive a night before the interview, checked in and sorted my binder for the 100 th time. My Interview was scheduled at 7:30 so I walked there around 7:10 and got there at 7:15 or so since i was rushing a lil. So as I got there i was welcomed by a consulate employee and a security guy. Theyboth were in a great mood and asked me what Kind of visa i was applying for. I answered and the... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #21551 on March 20, 2017: |
Nico & Sindi
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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Had my interview earlier this morning. i made sure to arrive there an hour earlier because I remember my last time there it was very busy & packed to get a parking space. I advise if you drive there yourself. Don't try & waste your time to park near the consulate bc you wont get a chance, rather park near Friedberger Landstrasse there is always enough space & walk to the consulate(not even 5 mins). Last year I applied for a B1/B2 visa & it was pretty fast the officers are nice & speak 2 languages minimum! This time it was even faster(for my visa class very surprising). They directed me to window 22 I gave them me my daughter's(k2) passports & waited 5 mins to get called on window 20. He asked me in what language I want to do this interview & I said I can speak both well. So he then took my fingerprints.checked on his list that I have all the documents & ask when I want to leave(soon as possible of course lol) . 10 minutes later I got called to window 18 & a the lady took my oath(raisin... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #21516 on March 14, 2017: |
Jorcruzina
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· 3 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My Interview was today at 08:00am.
I arrived with the U5 (few stations from the main railway station) at 'Gießenerstr.'
As Instructed by my fellow Interviewers in Frankfurt i immediately went to the Consulate Kiosk and dropped off my Overnight bag and all my Electronics including Headphones.
The walk to the entrance of the consulate from the little kiosk is about 3-5 Minutes.
When you are a citizen or are in the immediate family category you can skip the long line and head straight up front where they call you to give you a Number and check your passport. (you kind of feel like a celebrity hahaha)
Once thats done, you go through security. Those guys have kind of an attitude so just do as you are told by them. Make sure you consolidate all your belongings in one plastic tray (my tray was overflowing so i just automatically grabbed a second one.. yeah, don't do that LOL) or else you get yelled at, like i did.
As soon as you are finished wi... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #21474 on March 7, 2017: |
mrath5
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-2 Visa
All these reviews are spot on and very helpful. My husband just had his interview and was in and out in about 50 minutes. He has to email them my last years W2 and the medical results were not there yet from the exam, but didn't expect them to be since he got it less than a week ago, and he will be approved! They kept his passport and said it would be about a week.
The longest wait he said he had was at the service counter. The interviewer only asked basic questions such as how/when we met, my occupation and his occupation. We concluded that he was way more nervous than need be, and it was a very positive interaction.
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