Japan US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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317 Review(s)
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| Tokyo, Japan |  Review #2059 on September 25, 2007: |
JapanGuest
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I arrived at the embassy a little before 8:30 (my appointment was at 8:30). There were only several people ahead of me already waiting inside. But when the time passed 8:30, more and more people started to arrive.
I was the 10th person in the morning, and the whole process took about 1.5 hours total.
The questions were simple and short. People at the embassy were nice.
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| Tokyo, Japan | Review #1918 on August 17, 2007: |
maekai05
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Embassy in Tokyo has Visa Fee line. When I was seaching information about "Returning Residence Visa DS117" I called American Embassy in Tokyo with Visa fee line. I paid 15.00 USD for it, I got a woman answering the phone, and I explained her what is going on my situation. All she said was "call USCIS in USA directly, I can't answer it" After that, I went to American Embassy in tokyo's Website, and here it was it explained what I was facing at that time.
I called to genaral line for Embassy in Tokyo bacause I have another questions. She said that I have to call VISA Fee line again. So I told her that I called before with fee line, and all I got was the inforamtion that I already had. so, I won't call Visa fee line, because the operators there are not knowledged enough to be paid for. then, she transfered me to Visa line from general line without charging me a penny.
They could transfer visa line from general line. It is a lie that they can't transfer to visa line from G... read complete review
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| Tokyo, Japan | Review #1894 on August 11, 2007: |
chaos242
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Direct Consular Filing
This review isn't about the actual interview itself, but the first time you have to visit the Tokyo consulate to submit all of the documents (I-130, I-864, DS-230, etc). I arrived at the consulate about an hour before the appointment, which was supposed to be for 2PM. There were about 3 or 4 couples were in front of us and we all had to wait until 2PM to begin going through security to enter the complex. In short, the time of your meeting is not the actual time of your meeting, it's the time that you will be admitted into security. You are led to 3 sets of doors that will be closed and you have to wait there until they decide they are ready. Once they open the doors, just go on ahead and go in. The people in front of us were just standing around, not knowing what to do for about 3 minutes. I got sick of waiting for nothing and passed right by 2 couples and got behind the others who were smart enough to do the same. You go to a computer and pick the visa that you're applying for... read complete review
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| Tokyo, Japan | Review #1547 on April 26, 2007: |
kzsupra1
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I didn't accompany my fiance but according to her, it was very smooth with minimal questions. She was approved instantly!!
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| Tokyo, Japan | Review #1398 on March 19, 2007: |
Mieko
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The interviewer asked me very few things such as where I and my fiance met or what I was doing then. He didn't ask me to show him any photo or evidence. The interview lasted for only five minutes and at the end of it, he said that I would get my visa within a week and I received my passport three days after the interview.
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