Guatemala US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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68 Review(s)
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| Guatemala |  Review #30433 on November 23, 2021: |
Brian&Eliver
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| Guatemala | Review #28426 on August 5, 2020: |
Ncornejo7
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So my wife had her interview today August 4th, 2020 in the midst of this pandemic. We actually got the interview expedited. My wife said she arrive like 2 hours early and since there was no one they let her in and interviewed her. She told me they didn't really ask for any documents. Only documents they asked were Birth and Matriage certificate and my I864 and w2s. Another thing they asked for was my sons passport, as he was the reason for our expedite. She said the interview went so quick. The officer didn't even as questions pertaining our relationship. Overall she said it was a pleasant experience. Maybe because she was the only one being interviewed.
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| Guatemala | Review #28096 on February 25, 2020: |
Lucy & Matt
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| Guatemala | Review #27620 on December 4, 2019: |
MrsGarcia
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My husband had an approved I-601a waiver at the time of his appointment for his interview in Guatemala. He traveled to Guatemala on 10-27-2019, had his medical exam 10-28-2019, got his results 10-29-2019 and had his IR1 immigrant visa interview 10-31-2019. He said everyone he encountered at the US embassy in Guatemala were friendly. I had organized all of his documents. Make sure if you have the approval notice for the I-601a waiver. My husband was asked for it, but we heard other people weren't asked. However, better safe then sorry. My husband did say it was crowded and slow but the actual interview was easy, no trick questions. He was approved on the spot and was told it would take 1-2 weeks to get his passport back with the visa issued in it. It took about 3 weeks in reality due to one holiday in Guatemala and one in the USA which the embassy closed for both.
CEAC showed Ready for 13 business days after the interview, on day 14 CEAC changed to Adminstrative Processin... read complete review
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| Guatemala | Review #25857 on March 25, 2019: |
csr.hhz
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Good day, to all. We hope to get some insight as we are new to this process. I am in Guatemala and my wife in the states. She will petition a IR1, CR1 visa for me in the U.S. The lawyer gave us a timeframe of 8 months to 2 years, given the backlog of cases. Is this true?
Or is there a faster way to do this? Any comment is appreciated. javascript:emoticon(' ') Thank you!!!
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