Jamaica US Consulate Reviews
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626 Review(s)
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Jamaica | Review #4595 on June 17, 2009: |
Ebonieyez1

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My husband interview was on 6/12/09, I actually was in Jamaica at the time for his interview, to provide him support. I didn't want anything to go wrong just because I wasn't there. We drove from Mo'bay to Kingston for the 7am interview. We arrived about 6:30am and there was 2 lines already forming. The ladies in the yellow shirts told us which line to get into. They have people outside telling you, phones or cameras are not allowed in the Embassy. There are people that will give you a ticket to hold your items. We left our things in the car, so no worries for us. Now the starts to move first we go through the little building with the metal devices, then you are told to wait outside in the shaded garden area. Its about 6:45am and there are about 30 people waiting outside, most of them are standing in a line and few are sitting. The guard tells everybody you don't have to line up, so move further down. About 5 min pass and a man comes from around the corner and explains to make sure al... read complete review
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Jamaica | Review #4559 on June 10, 2009: |
kerran

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Interview Review
Got there 7:20 for my 7:30 appointment.
A lady at the front asked for my letter, passport and two pictures. She gave them back to me then sent me in the line to go inside.
Went through security check point then into the courtyard where about 50 peoples was waiting. I went straight to the door and joined the line to get the yellow slip to write my passport number on.
The man said go inside and sit on the right. All seats were taken so i stood to the side.
The man who gave me yellow came inside and said he had bad news and good news which one do we want first. We said the bad news. He said the numbers on the ticket will not go in order and the good news is we will leave before the people on the left side. Everyone cracked up.
I love crossword puzzle so while i was waiting i did two pages, tried to relax.
About 9:15 i was called to the window to do the finger print.
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Jamaica | Review #4445 on May 23, 2009: |
sweet candy

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i was born in jamaica but i was rasied up in new york. i went to school here but i don't know nothing about myself. my grandmother rasied me from a baby and died last year january right after i found out that my social security number was fake. now i am strugling to find out what name she brought me up here on and when i got here and what statis i have in the u.s.a. i really need help so i can know what to do and were to go from here
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Jamaica | Review #4377 on May 14, 2009: |
damniecy

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So i just got a review of the days event from my hubby.
He got there at 8 for a 9am interview
When he got in only two people were doing the interviews..... a lady and a guy.
He said that the lady finished about 30 interviews before the guy finished 2 because he was going through everything that the people infront of him brought in plus he still gave them blue sheets...
Then another lady showed up and things started to flow faster. He said he was praying that the guy didnt call him....
He said a lot of people got turn down because enough money wasnt being made for AOS so they were told to get a co sponser.....
Lots of fiance visa got Blue sheet, they were either missing info, didnt bring enough evidence, no pictures or when it seems like the age difference was a big number... And they wanted to see the SO
A lady replaced the guy and thats who called him... He didnt do his intervi... read complete review
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Jamaica | Review #4123 on March 24, 2009: |
dillon

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We got there about 8:55 for our 9:00 appointment. We went right up to the front of the line the woman checked out paper work and put it in order and in we went through the metal detectors. When we were in the courtyard there is another woman who gives you the yellow piece of paper that you write your passport number on for DHL.
We go in check in and get out number A151 so we go into section A and it is crowded we go and stand along the wall with the counter and just check out what is going on for a while. Finally our number is called and we go to window 6. The lady takes all our paperwork and tells me that I am very organized and I responded well I have been waiting for this day for along time. We go and sit back down and wait for our interview.
We get called up around noon to window 8. He pretty much approved everyone if they had all their paperwork there, those that didn't he gave a blue slip too. I think there were only 2 or 3 fiance visa's in t... read complete review
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