Jamaica US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.8
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619 Review(s)
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| Jamaica |  Review #23667 on April 21, 2018: |
LaVette
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Arrived at facility at 8:30 AM,line was out the door got in about 10 mins to 9 AM. The wait time was about 4 hrs until we got our interview.But I must say we was fortunate to have nice tall white lady that wears glasses.We was both sworn in,then only asked about 3-4 questions.How did we met,what kind of work I do (petitioner),the ages of my children,and how many times I traveled to Jamaica since I met my husband.My husband seemed kind of shy,so I took over the interview.She also said that our folder was well put together.My advice is the make sure you have all your paperwork requested by the embassy or NVC.
Finally my husband will be in the USA it was worth the wait!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| Jamaica | Review #23649 on April 17, 2018: |
Michelle M
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
My Mr. arrived at 9 am for a 10 am interview and was told he wouldn't be allowed to enter until 9:30 am. He did not have any issues entering because his mom went with him and held his phone etc., so all he had was the paperwork need needed for the interview.
Upon entering he got his number and was directed to the waiting area. When his number was called he gave the CO the entire packet that we had compiled. She took the documents they need and handed it back the rest to him (we were super prepared). He was then directed to the fingerprint section where his fingerprint was taken. He was the directed to sit and wait his turn, basically. Windows 7 thru 12 were the interview windows ( he said the CO at window 7 gave mostly denials and window 9 CO seems nicer, so he was happy the got number 9).
After about 45 minutes wait he was called up and was grilled, he was asked roughly 15 questions. The questions included
- how we met
-my son's name
-my... read complete review
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| Jamaica | Review #23597 on April 7, 2018: |
KC42
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My husbands interview was Friday April 6th at 7:15 am. We arrived about 6:30 and joined the line (spouse petitioners are allowed) all ladies should be advised that there are so many things from your purse not allowed inside, this includes cell phones, make up, compact mirrors, certain ink pens, inhalers...ect. so basically all that I had in my purse was money/credit cards and ID. Once inside you are given a paper with a number and you wait for it to be called. Once called to the window, you will be asked for your original documents and copies that were given to NVC and documents that were requested from you (if any) the first CO will take the documents and ask a few "pre interview questions" My husband was asked who is calling for you? Is this your first marriage? Is this your wife's first marriage? We were then asked to be seated and wait to be called again. The second time you are called up by name. Once at the window the man asked was I the spouse petitioner? And asked us to raise... read complete review
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| Jamaica | Review #23551 on March 29, 2018: |
AnnieZeek
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The interview was smooth it was more like an interaction than an interview they only ask me 2 question how I met my spouse and if I travel before my overall experience there was great yt
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| Jamaica | Review #23535 on March 28, 2018: |
Mysstownsemd
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My fiance's interview was 3/27 at 10:00 am. He got there early. He said he waited about 45 minutes. He said the interview went quickly and the lady that interviewed him was Pleasant and organized. He was asked about my daughter, what I did for a living, what our wedding plans were and if we had enough time to get them done. She asked if his family would be able to attend the wedding. He was asked where we met. The total of the interview lasted about 15 minutes. They took his passport and told him he'd get an email in a couple of weeks.
He didn't print the correct I-134 that I sent him so I had to email it to the consulate afterward, which stressed me out but hopefully that won't delay us too long.
Another of our Visa journey members had their interview at the same time and saw him there, which was really cool to be able to tell him afterward. I love having this comradery.
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