Germany US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4
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518 Review(s)
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| Frankfurt, Germany |  Review #13370 on December 3, 2013: |
DfromB
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Very smooth altogether. While processing took a while (maybe because my desired departure date wasn't too soon), everything went very well.
My interview was scheduled at 7:30 and by 8:15 I left with my visa granted. (2 weeks until I should get it in the mail). As a K1 invitee you don't have to wait in the nonimmigrant line. The security check wasn't bad, and I got called up as soon as counter 22 with a family of 6 ahead of me cleared. Then I had my fingerprints taken and an officer went over my information with me (I had a typo in my birthday, thanks for making me realise!) I got called to the actual interview right after, and the questions asked were reasonable:
- How/when did you meet (wow, 9 years is a long time)
- why get married there, not here
- what does he/you do for a living.
I also got informed that the AOS process may take 10 months (I hope not!!), meanwhile I cannot leave unless I want to lose my status. I asked ... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #13206 on November 8, 2013: |
Carolouis
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I came an hour early for my interview date. There was no problem to go in already and wait. Securty guys are very nice. After that the wait is just really long, i think I waited 2 hours and they jumped my number and ended up second last in the whole waiting room.
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #13196 on November 6, 2013: |
sun&ted
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Everything went very well and smooth.
My appointment was early in the morning(7:30). There was almost no line, I could quickly go up to the window, after showing my invitation letter, the lady gave me a waiting number.
Had to go through security to go in, did not bring a belt, mobile phone etc., so also here very quick.
Next came to a big hall, where at the info at the entry, I got handed an info paper, telling me to go right up to window 22. Everybody spoke German with me and was very friendly and helpful.
Window 22 is the cashiers desk, for the K1 Visa you have to pay online, so he only asked me, if I had the receipt and took my passport for further processing.
After waiting a little, my number got called and I got my fingerprints taken. Then I had to wait a little and got called to another window, where the interview took place. I had to make the sworn statement, that everything was answered true. The quest... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #13195 on November 6, 2013: |
*c°B°j*
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I got there very early and was waiting for the consulate to open. I was the first one in line for immigrant visas. When the window opened I was called up to it and received a number and they checked my passport. Then I went through security and afterwards to the building the interviews take place. I received an information sheet with what to do next and what happens once I received my visa etc.
I went straight to Window 22 and handed my passport to the lady behind the window. She put it in a zipped locked plastic bag which was attached to my file and asked me to sit down and wait. I waited around 15 min and was called to window 21 where my fingerprints were taken and the guy explained to me what's going to happen next and what I will receive in the mail and that I should not open the sealed envelope, what it looks like and that I have to send in the envelope with the medical examination when I apply for my greencard. I briefly looked through all my documents and said tha... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #13142 on October 30, 2013: |
fastsloseph
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My financée received the interview invitation letter 4 days before the interview took place.
Everybody was very friendly and talking in German (besides the security).
The whole interview process took only 1 hour including an approximately 30 minutes waiting time.
The interview itself took about 10 minutes and the consulter asked:
- How did your relationship start (how did you meet)?
- What did you do when you have been in the States?
- Where did you stay during that time?
- What kind of visa did you have at your last visit?
- Did your fionce visit you in Germany?
- When are you planning to enter the States?
Then he smiled at me and told me that he "doesn't see a problem in that case and he wishes me all the best for living in the States".
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