Mexico US Consulate Reviews
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575 Review(s)
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| Juarez, Mexico |  Review #24009 on June 15, 2018: |
AnaidAaron
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· 3 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Biometrics: I had my biometrics taken in Mexico City, the process in itself was very quick, 10 minutes tops. You have to bring your DS-160 confirmation page, passport and appointment letter. They also asked me if I had my NOA2 on me which I didn't, but I told them I did receive it. They put a sticker on the back of my passport with a barcode and my type of visa.
Medical: I had it done the very same day of the biometrics, the clinic is across the street. I got there at 7:30 and was out by 9:15. First the took a urine sample, blood sample, asked me If I used drugs, alcohol or smoked, If I had any tattoos and I if I had ever had problems with the police in Mexico or the US. Then a female doctor did the examination, it wasn't invasive at all and I felt very comfortable. I got my vaccinations last, and although they were optional for K1, I decided to get them anyway (I only got Varicella and MMR). I paid $7500 MXN for the medical and vaccinations (Around $375 USD).
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| Mexico City, Mexico | Review #23952 on June 6, 2018: |
Mayra.Mccall
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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They ask me for a new sponsor 💔
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #23921 on June 1, 2018: |
TexasGuy0101
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· 5 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
We want to share our experience at Juarez city and We hope this can help for someone.
Medical Exam
We arrived to Juarez at Sunday night and the Medical exams appointment was schedule for tuesday at 7 am at Clinica Medica Internacional so we had the monday free and we decided went to Clinic for asked if they can pick up us the appointment's day, but a woman there told us if I wanted to take the exam in that moment and we decided and yes so I took the Medical exam, the medical exam started maybe 9:30 am and finished between 11 and 11:30. Everyone in the clinic were very kind and profesional and We picked up the result at 2:30 PM the same day.
Biometrics
The Biometric appontment was schedule tuesday at 1:10 pm. we arrived at 12:40 and they permited me enter to the offices there all was really fast maybe 10 minutes in all process.
Consular interview
The consular interview was programed for the thursday at 8:45... read complete review
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #23730 on May 2, 2018: |
AnayraMG
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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 made most of my process from Mexico city, the fingerprints and medical , the cost was 340 usd because i already had the TDAP from IMSS (the vaccines they give you are TDAP MMR and Varicella)
I came in to the consulate in CDJ at 9 am they ask for your passport , interview sheet (p4) and the DS-260 , then you go through a metal detector before you can go through to the interview rooms (here they will give you a number).
When you go inside they send you to a room where they ask for the following:
Birth cert
Carta de no antecedentes penales
Marriage / divorce certificate
medical envelope (its a black one)
and the passport pics (make sure they are the right size i saw someone getting kicked back for not having the 2inx2in pics)
they review your documents, ask you who is the petitioner and the relationship to you a... read complete review
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #23633 on April 16, 2018: |
battsher
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Other Experience
Some general info on visiting the US consulate in Cuidad Juarez:
On safety:
- Juarez has a well earned bad reputation as a dangerous city. I don't doubt that it was a few years ago during the last cartel turf war. My experience was that it is a city like any other. Malls and stores are busy. People of all sorts out on the streets. I'm sure you could find trouble, but you'd have to go looking for it.
On getting to Juarez:
- I flew into El Paso International. An Uber to the the Cordova Bridge Of The Americas was about $12. From there I walked across the bridge to the Mexican side. Easy-peasy. With a smile I said "Buenos tardes" to the soldier posted outside the customs office as I walked by. No stopping, no questions, no inspection, no problem.
On getting around:
- The area surrounding the consulate is not pedestrian friendly. Luckily the medical clinics, hotels restaurants, a mall, and a convienence store are right ... read complete review
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