Honduras US Consulate Reviews
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88 Review(s)
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| Honduras |  Review #27606 on December 2, 2019: |
Friez@
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We recently had our interview in Honduras. I won't go into the specifics because the previous post " post #27594" explained everything perfectly in great detail.
I just wanted to comment on the actual interview. We were interviewed by a young american man as well. He was very kind, respectful, and patient. All in all, this officer was professional and not rude at all. We were very nervous based on other reviews and horror stories. He embodies how all officers should behave, both in terms of respect to the applicants and professionalism.
Aside from the officer being great, the people who answer the phone for the embassy are terrible. They are rude, barely speak english, and aggressive. The phone staff also gives incorrect information and seem to be local hires. DO NOT LISTEN TO THE PHONE STAFF. Hire a good lawyer and listen to what your lawyer says. THE PHONE STAFF ARE NOT OFFICERS. Their responses were disappointing, in fact one of the ladies scolded me ... read complete review
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| Honduras | Review #27594 on November 29, 2019: |
GraceJ21
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I loved all the detailed Embassy reviews here, since it really calmed my nerves to read others positive experiences, so I hope this is helpful for others despite being long.
**My spouse was unable to come to the interview with me, so I went in by myself.
**We are a same- sex couple, this fact was never mentioned and I was treated like any other couple.
My appointment was set to 8:15 am for CR1 visa and I arrived at 7:30 am at the embassy.
There is a long line for Visitor visas, so make you ask the guards to guide you to the Immigrant visa line, he pointed me to a lady that told me and three others to make a line.
I waited in the line outside for about 30 more minutes. During this time a person came by to check me off a list and he asked to see all of our 2x2 inches photographs, some people's pictures were non compliant so they turned them away to get properly sized ones nearby.
Around 8:00 am we went inside the embassy and ... read complete review
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| Honduras | Review #27485 on November 13, 2019: |
Ledy Marco
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HOW IS MY CASE?
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| Honduras | Review #26761 on July 28, 2019: |
Alex&Jen
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The process interview was very quick and only a couple of questions were asked about our marriage. My husband had a charge back in 2008, but was found not guilty and the lady asked more questions about that incident. The lady was very serious and not personable at all.
Unfortunately the Dr. had not sent my husband's medical exam in time for the interview. We were told to wait in the waiting room and they would call us back in. After about 30 minutes were called back in and was informed that as soon as they get the medical exam from the Dr. they would review his case and then let us know their decision via e-mail. They gave my husband back his passport, which has me worried.
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| Honduras | Review #26032 on April 22, 2019: |
Sara42
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I was not at the interview but this is what my husband told me.
My husband entered with a huge expandable folder full of documents. When he first arrived they told him what documents to have ready. He was called to a window where the woman asked him for his name, my name, when we were married, if either of us had been divorced before, his birth certificate and police record and some current photos of us. She also returned some paperwork and a photo book we sent them prior.
He waited for some time and was called into another office where he was asked how he first came to the US and when, if he ever left, and if he ever had issues with the police in the US. She then issued my husband a 221(g) white slip stating it appeared he is in deportation (removal) proceedings based on an order that was created in 2005 by ICE that was never filed. She told him to obtain proof that he isn't in removal proceedings.
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