Germany US Consulate Reviews
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| Frankfurt, Germany |  Review #3015 on June 16, 2008: |
FabianLindsey
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Hello Everyone!
I had my interview last Friday and I can honestly say it was a breeze. The staff is very helpful at the Frankfurt Consulate and I was basically in and out in no time. The interview was scheduled for 9am, I got there at 8.15 and went in at 8.35am. The entire K1 procedure basically takes place in three steps.
Step 1: You'll receive number and wait it to be called. You'll go to the window and follow the instructions (in German).
Step 2: You'll sit down and wait for your number to be called again. You'll go to the next window and follow instructions and hand over the last documents/evidence.
(in my particular case, the entire conversation took place in German)
Final Step 3: You'll wait for your number to be called again. This will basically be the interview with the consul. He or she will ask you a few questions and if you're lucky (keep my fingers crossed for all of you) the visa will be granted and issued a few days later.
I lef... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #3008 on June 13, 2008: |
scully
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Today was my interview for the K-1 in FRankfurt . I had a 09:30 am appointment and left the Consulate @ 10:50 am with a positive Result. They where extremly nice there and everyting was really easy. I was so nervous and there really was no need. They only ask if we already had a date set and where we where getting married. THe cnsular only ask if all info was correct and how me and my fiance met. Then they took my fingerprints and he said: ok. We will issue your visa. Good luck and have a nice day 
So everybody who goes through FRankfurt ...just relax ..it is really that easy. After all these monhs of waiting and wondering it all comes down to just a few little questions and that is it 
The medical was also easy. I did that the day before. Got there about 09:45 am and was already finished and out the door an hour later.They have you fill out a few questions..pay your fee of EUR 125 tahn go downstairs for a urinet... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #3005 on June 13, 2008: |
sib
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Our appointment was at 7.30. We arrived at 7.00 and there was already a long line. We got in 3rd because they called US citizens out of the line and I was accompanying my fiance.
We waited to be called to window 23, the lady told us how to sort the papers and to put stamps on the envelope. Then we waited again to be called to a man who went through the papers (he asked for the military papers of my fiance), let him sign the documents that needed to be signed, collected the rest of the papers, compared originals with copies, explained the procedure in US ...
Then we waited again and eventually were called to the CO. He asked whether the interview should be in German or English. My fiance opted for German. He needed to swear the correctness of the papers, took fingerprints ... Then he asked him when we met, where we met, what my job is and when we are going to be married. I was standing right next to my fiance and was chatting with the CO a bit. He then said he should have... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #2958 on June 4, 2008: |
Anna &Eric
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #2947 on June 3, 2008: |
geoffandamy
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As much as I complain, however, the DCF, or Direct Consular Filing, process was surprisingly painless. Even the interview was benign, I mean the Consulate official only water-boarded her for two or three minutes, tops.
The questions went something like this:
1. Hi, how are you? To which she answered, fine. (So far, so good.)
2. How long have you known your husband? How long have you been married? (Again, pretty easy.)
3. How did you meet? At this point; I interjected, saying that I felt it unreasonable that we answer questions that are clearly covered in the GeoffandAmy.com FAQ. I mean, that is why they are there, so we don't have to. If he didn't do his homework first, it is not our fault. He gave me a look, that I interpreted as "Be quiet."
4. Have you ever been to the US? She answered she had, he followed up with "Why?" She then mentioned that she lost her baby and went for the funeral and that li... read complete review
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