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Japan US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3 / 5
317 Review(s)
Tokyo, Japan
Review #11970 on May 16, 2013:

kawaiiakurei06




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Review Topic: K1 Visa

My fiance said it was a very easy and straight through interview.

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Tokyo, Japan
Review #11965 on May 15, 2013:

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I had my appointment at 9am and I got there at 8:40am. I waited for probably 30mins to be called for giving them my papers. Soon again, they called my number for my finger prints, and then I waited for about 2 hours for my interview.

I really was nervous like I even was having trouble holding a pen.lol The interviewer tried to calm me down. He was a nice guy! I think he was the oldest one in all the interviewers. well we started our conversation. During the interview, he asked me---
How did you guys get to know each other?
When was the first time you saw him?
When did he ask you to marry him?
Did you just graduate from university? or do you work? (even I only am 19.lol)
there were more questions that i can't remember but they sure were easy.

and it's more like conversation not like asking you so many things. so just enjoy the conversation and you will pass without any problems

at last, ... read complete review

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Tokyo, Japan
Review #11803 on April 12, 2013:

coip




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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

Spouse changed passports (from maiden name to married name) after NVC stage but before interview. We called the embassy beforehand to notify them. They said it would be okay. It was fine. She got her visa in her new passport, under her married name.

No abnormal questions in the interview. The visa was processed one day later and arrived by mail three days later.

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Tokyo, Japan
Review #11784 on April 8, 2013:

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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

From what my wife told me this was an overall easy experience. She arrived probably a little too early, the appointment was at 8:30 and she was there by 7:30 and was the only one there. I had prepped her with 5lbs of documents of our relationship, copies of all of our submissions, certified copies of our marriage, birth certificates and her police clearence. The procedure was not unlike anything else we have read in this forum. When she was called up for the interview the CO asked when we were married and was also concerned that we met in person only a month before we got married, which my wife explained that we had been video chatting a year prior. We had pictures, skype chat logs, insurance cards, you name it and he didn't ask to see anything. The CO told her to take a seat after the interview and this is were she got nervous, but about 15 minutes later he called her up and said we were approved!

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Tokyo, Japan
Review #11694 on March 24, 2013:

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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

This review is being written on behalf of my wife who completed her consulate interview in Tokyo on 3/11/13. My wife's appointment was set for 8:30am but she made sure to arrive an hour early after reading about other's experiences with very long lines. She was right to do so as she was second in line to go inside the embassy whereas there were close to a hundred other people waiting in line behind her. Once inside, her fingerprints were processed quickly and all her documents were processed and within 30 minutes she was called up to the interview counter. My wife does not speak English yet and we were not sure if her interviewer spoke Japanese, so in the days leading up to her interview we practiced and role played various questions and answers we anticipated. We were glad we did so because her interviewer spoke next to no Japanese! It all ended up being fine though and after about 10 minutes her interview was done and the interviewer told her congratulations. One important note for t... read complete review

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