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Germany US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4 / 5
504 Review(s)
Frankfurt, Germany
Review #14302 on April 16, 2014:

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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

Easy experience. Wife skipped the long line, went to immigrant visa line. She arrived at the consulate about 9am and the scheduled time was 1030am. The whole process took 1 hour and she was treated with respect (sadly I should not have to mention anything of how she was treated, but too often the US government employees treat people very poorly).

Staff was friendly, spoke to her in German.

To those going soon to their interview: Don't worry about a thing.

Good luck to all involved in the process.

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Frankfurt, Germany
Review #14207 on March 30, 2014:

Trisha89

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Review Topic: K1 Visa

I had my interview on March 28, 2014 I arrived at the consulate in Frankfurt at 7:30 am and my interview was at 8:00 am.
There was already a small amount of people standing in the line for "non-immigrant" Visas but since I had a K1 Visa I had to go in the line for "All others" (if you don't know where to go, there is always an officer standing in front of the lines and guide you also in which line you have to go)
in my line was only one girl in front of me and after one minute I was going to the window and I gave my invitation letter and my passport to the lady behind the window.
She then handed me a ticket with a letter and a number on it.

Then I had to go through the security check, very easy and quick, everybody is really friendly!

After that I went to the next building (you have to walk from the security over a small path to the next building (outside).
When you go inside this buildi... read complete review

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Frankfurt, Germany
Review #14140 on March 18, 2014:

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Review Topic: K1 Visa

My fiance arrived at 8:00 AM to his interview. The whole process took him about 15 minutes. After getting through security, he went on to his interview. The interview was in German from an American. My fiance gave a summary of our relationship. The officer asked what game we met in, if I spoke German, what I do for a living and where we were planning to live upon his arrival. Super simple. My fiance had a big packet of paperwork; the consulate officer didn't care to see any of it. He was approved, but there was a formality. Our interview took place 5 days after the NOA 2 expired, so I had to submit an updated letter of intent to them via mail. They received it about 4 days ago and I sent them an email to confirm everything was fine and that's all they needed. They told me it is and the visa is on the way.

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Frankfurt, Germany
Review #14008 on March 7, 2014:

treasure75

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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

The whole case was very smooth. Consulate and officials were always very friendly with a good portion of professionalism. If you follow the guidelines nothing to worry.

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Frankfurt, Germany
Review #13982 on March 1, 2014:

Val.A

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Review Topic: K1 Visa

My Intervew was scheduled for 7.30. I was a little bit early (6.45) but I was already third in line. The whole procedure didnt even take 45 minutes. First you have to go to the counter (outside) and show them your invitation letter to the Interview. Then go trough a security check similar to a security check at an airport (inside a building). Then go to the next building and go to counter 2x, I don´t remember exactly. The officer speaks german and goes trough all the documents that you have sent them. Didn´t take more than 2 minutes. Officer asked me to take a seat and wait to be called by the officer at the next counter. After 15 minutes the officer called be to her window and explained to me (in german) where I will have to line up at the airport once I am travelling to the US and she told me about how I will receive my Visa after it will be approved.
She asked me to have a seat again and wait to be called by the officer at the next window. After another 15 minutes, the thir... read complete review

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