Japan US Consulate Reviews
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| Tokyo, Japan |  Review #9466 on April 12, 2012: |
Saku
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| Tokyo, Japan | Review #9307 on March 12, 2012: |
Clark--Kent
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We arrived about 15 minutes before our appointment. The embassy in Tokyo just lets people in as they arrive, so there wasn't a line of people waiting outside. After the usual security check, we went in and were given a number and a folder to put our documents in for submission (passport photos, paper to write current address in Japan and U.S. address to send green card, medical check, prepaid envelope to mail back the visa). There were a handful of other couples waiting, as well as as 15-20 people there alone.
We waited about 30 minutes and our number was called. I accompanied my wife to the window and she gave the woman the folder of documents. She opened the sealed medical check envelope and gave us back the CD inside with instructions to take it with us to America and keep it for 1 year. It contains a copy of the report and the X-ray pictures. She flipped through our (huge) packet of submissions and then asked my wife about our kids, whether they had American passport... read complete review
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| Tokyo, Japan | Review #9305 on March 12, 2012: |
Pudge
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| Tokyo, Japan | Review #9154 on February 15, 2012: |
Gaijinsan
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Arrived at the embassy at around 8:15 for our 8:30 appointment. There was absolutely no one in line in front of us (in either the visa or the American Citizen Services lines). Quick pass through security and we headed inside.
At the entrance to the consular area (just before the second metal detector and security guard) they had someone working reception at a table. She asked for our name, gave us a clear folder and some instructions and in we went. Judging by the list there were about 25-30 names on it, and from what I could see there were some applicants for non-immigrant visas like F-1 on there. Not that it makes much difference, but I was under impression that the embassy did only immigrant visas on Mondays.
We went inside and took a number. There were about half a dozen people in front of us. We ordered our documentation according to the instructions, put it into the envelope, and waited for our number to be called, which it was at around 8:35 or s... read complete review
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| Tokyo, Japan | Review #9126 on February 7, 2012: |
someuser9999
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Wife went through the Visa interview, waited in the long queue prior to her appointment as is typical, so show up early! She was 45 minutes early for hers, this is probably sufficient. Questions were difficult for her English ability but she stuck it out and made it through the interview. The interviewer apparently asked her about something about me (LSAT score) that I'd completely forgotten I'd included in my submission (it was on my CV I think), so really any piece of information in any document you've sent along is grounds for questions/discussion during the interview.
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