Israel US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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83 Review(s)
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| Israel |  Review #16188 on February 12, 2015: |
hopeful 4 XMas
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they had reviewed our packet and had made up their mind, when my fiancée went in they talked and laughed about photos and rubber stamped it. what can say they knew we were meant for each other.
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| Israel | Review #14959 on August 7, 2014: |
NadMan
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Spent 7 hours thereeee
Hehe well I arrived there at 7 am, appt was at 7.45, entered at 7.30, I was the first and got number 1, a nice guy organized my stuff and he almost gave me a heart attack saying that there's a missing form, the he looked again and found it, sat down for like 10 minutes and they called me for the interview, the guy was drinking coffee and really nice, everything went great, ust a couple of questions, then came the fingerprinting thing, did what he asked me to, then he said something's wrong with the machine, I have to wait for a sec, so I waited, and waited and waited, every half an hour he calls me saying its still not working, it was stuck only on my case, people came and went home, slept and woke up again and I;m waiting, he offered to reschedule the interview, but I told him that I'll wait and thats fine by me, so after like 6 long hours, he said ok it might work now, crossed my fingers and it workedddd  I think it did, coz i... read complete review
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| Israel | Review #14721 on June 26, 2014: |
2ashuster
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My interview was on June. 23 at the US Consulate in Jerusalem. The interview went very smoothly, and they asked me a total of 4 questions and did not look at one piece of the backpack full of evidence that I had taken with me in case needed. After the interview, CO told me that everything was fine and that they just needed a form I-864a from the co-sponsor's spouse or W2 form. And that as soon they received the form, that visa would not take more than one week to be ready. After that, they instructed me to leave my passport at the consulate.
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| Israel | Review #14697 on June 23, 2014: |
2ashuster
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| Israel | Review #14614 on June 12, 2014: |
Dubecky
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My husband arrived a bit early to the Consulate and waited outside. Before entering a woman came to the window and registered him. He entered. A few minutes later his name was called and he then submitted his medical,and the joint sponsor's 2013 tax transcript (he wasn't asked for it but submitted it anyway). He was asked to take a seat and told he'd be called for an interview shortly. 5 minutes later he was called in. The interview took 5 minutes. He was asked when and where we met, what we both do for a living, and why he wants to move to the U.S. The CO said he has everything he needs and that the case is complete. He returned the original documents and told him that he will receive his passport back in a couple of weeks. He was out the door in only 40 minutes. Overall he was very pleased!
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