Germany US Consulate Reviews
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504 Review(s)
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| Frankfurt, Germany |  Review #15710 on December 3, 2014: |
Stressed Out
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
(I'm the USC petitioner...I accompanied my husband during his interview)
Our appointment was for 07:30 and we showed up at 07:10, went to the right line (for everything other than non-immigrant visas) where we waited maybe 3 minutes before a voice on the speaker system asked for the one next in line from the US Citizen Services line. The lady was real friendly, wanted to see both of our passports and gave us a green slip and a W-number and told us to go to security screening.
At security outside the man had us empty our pockets and asked us if we had any electronics. Our passports and everything we were carrying in our pockets were all put into a plastic bag that was xrayed inside with the rest of our stuff. (jacket, purse, etc....shoes can stay on) They kept the headphones in my purse and gave me a laminated pick-up number so I could retrieve them when we left the consulate.
Once inside the interview hall we were greeted by a man behind a ... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #15634 on November 19, 2014: |
Nadeshda
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My appointment was at 9:00am, got there a little early at like 7:40am didn't want to risk it because of the frankfurt traffic. I was in need of a bathroom and anxious so I took a walk around the block to the mcdonald's there. Went back, grabbed my folder and then went to all the other line at 8:40am (just one person in front of me) got a number at the window. Then went to the security, I was done with that within 5-10 mins (all I had with me was my folder, wallet and keys) walked to the other building at the reception was a nice lady and she send me straight to the window 22. I didnt have to pay anything. He didn't have my file there so he had to go and get it and check on it. I got to see my file was kinda weird but cool. He then took my passport and half of my ticket number I got at the entrance and gave me a paper about the interview process, then send me to sit down and wait for my number to be called. Maybe 5 mins I got called to window 19, the lady took my fingerprints and looked... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #15633 on November 19, 2014: |
paulfrederic
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The whole thing took about 1 hour.
We were first directed to pay at the last window, then we had a brief summary at another window, and then we had the interview at another window.
Everyone and everything was cordial and timely.
The questions asked were: how did you meet, what does your husband do for a living, how long have you been in Germany, when do you want to go to the USA. These were not made in an interrogatory fashion, but just as casual questions at the window.
Very good environment, we were relaxed the whole time.
If you are interviewing there, most likely its going to be ok, so go easy.
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #15599 on November 13, 2014: |
StrawberryKiss
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(updated on March 31, 2018)
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #15593 on November 13, 2014: |
Marco&Bettina
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I was there around 10AM with interview scheduled for 1030AM. I was driving by the Consulate cause there were no parking spaces. Then I found a space nearby. I already saw a long queue of people standing outside... When I got there, I had to register that I was there. The nice woman gave me a number. After that I had to go to the security guy... He was kinda rude... He was talking with an accent and I also was nervous so I didn't understand what he was saying first and also he was talking to 2 other people at the same time... However...I had to put my belt, bracelet, necklace, and keys into a plastic bag. After that I was standing in that queue. I think the max was 5 people going into that house for the security check. I just saw that a lady was talking to the people via the window, telling the people they can go in. Then I was the first in the queue. The security guy was talking to me from like 5 meters away.. Also I was daydreaming so I didn't notice he was talking to me and then I di... read complete review
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