Jamaica US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.8
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619 Review(s)
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| Jamaica |  Review #19494 on May 11, 2016: |
Ebonientexas
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: F-2A Visa
My husband's interview was at 8:30 a.m. on May 9th I waited outside with him I was allowed to interview with him with a young man. Overall the process was standard common question ...have you ever been arrested where did your wedding take place who is sponsoring you what were your colors in your wedding we had one hiccup which was a birth certificate on a form that was no longer used ....although it had a raised seal on it. another note these interviews are held in front of several people oftentimes the speakers in booths are up loud and personal information is no longer private I'm just glad this is over my husband should join me in the next 3 weeks
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| Jamaica | Review #19492 on May 10, 2016: |
24KGEM
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
I attended the interview with my husband at the Jamaican Embassy on 12 April. He was approved. Pretty straight forward interview. Checked the ceac website today and it says your visa was printed and issued. Thought that was pretty quick. Questions asked: How did we meet? Why did we get married at RGB? How old are his children? Are you nervous about moving? The CO asked both of us questions and it really was like a regular conversation. They did forget to obtain the original police certificate, and I asked did they need the original, he said yes and took it. I also asked were they going to keep the original marriage license and birth certificate and he stamped a copy that was in the file and gave us back the original. I also asked if they wanted the updated I-864 documents for 2015 and he said no. So the big file I brought with relationship information was not needed, but glad I had it just in case. The only problem we had, was when we entered and I had a chap stick in my purse and I ha... read complete review
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| Jamaica | Review #19435 on May 3, 2016: |
cavenem
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My husband said that everything went good. There were two interviews, one lasted abut three minutes and the second around five minutes.
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| Jamaica | Review #19379 on April 26, 2016: |
TRE&JOE
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· 3 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
My fiancé had his interview yesterday 4-25-2016 at 9:30 am. I decided to go with him to his interview after reading some of the positive feedback on here about the petitioner also attending. After finally making it through the horrible Monday morning Kingston traffic we arrived at 8:00am. There were 3 lines, an 8:30am, 9:00am, and 9:30am line. We waited in the 9:30 line for about an hour . The guard outside the embassy needed us to present the printed DS-160 confirmation page, the printed appointment/instructions page, 2 passport sized photos and his passport. Of course I needed my passport also. After the guard checked the DS-160 confirmation page she told us to put it away, and after that we didn't need to show it anymore. We then went through security. Make sure you have no electronics, liquids, or gels, like lotion, Chapstick or lipstick, and also no food. We were directed to another line where a clerk tells you where to sit. He asked us were we there for filing and the ... read complete review
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| Review #19314 on April 14, 2016: |
24KGEM
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
I attended the interview with my husband at the Jamaican Embassy on 12 April. He was approved. Pretty straight forward interview. Checked the ceac website today and it says your visa was printed and issued. Thought that was pretty quick. Questions asked: How did we meet? Why did we get married at RGB? How old are his children? Are you nervous about moving? The CO asked both of us questions and it really was like a regular conversation. They did forget to obtain the original police certificate, and I asked did they need the original, he said yes and took it. I also asked were they going to keep the original marriage license and birth certificate and he stamped a copy that was in the file and gave us back the original. I also asked if they wanted the updated I-864 documents for 2015 and he said no. So the big file I brought with relationship information was not needed, but glad I had it just in case. The only problem we had, was when we entered and I had a chap stick in my purse and I ha... read complete review
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