Mexico US Consulate Reviews
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| Juarez, Mexico |  Review #6651 on September 24, 2010: |
DP&DD
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
A few frustrating events in Juarez, aside from the fact that it is a very dangerous city.
1-The form DS156K is required. This form is not currently available as a pdf on the US Dept of State website so I filled it out online and printed it from the net. However we had to leave the line to re-fill it out in the proper format. Dept of State needs to make this form available online.
2-Despite having paid our $455 at the time of the I-129F filing we had to pay an additionla $350 on site at Banamax (again we had to elave the line to do this). You cannot enter the consulate without paying this so we basically had no choice despite the fact that I had the proof of my earlier payment completed at the tiome of application. This is apparently a discretionary fee at the time of the interview. But USCIS officials in the US frowned on this when I told them about it following the interview. It is basically seems like an administrative hurdle.
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #6580 on September 8, 2010: |
keka
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· 3 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Hello guys!! Im sorry for my late review but here we go :D
We arrive at Juarez in August 30 at the Holiday Inn Express (10 minutes away from the airport), my fiancé make the reservation online a month a go . . the hotel is really clean and they are nice . . so we get ready at 5:00 AM for go to the "Clinica Medica Internacional" (5 minutes away from our hotel) ,is just next to the embassy in August 31 , i make line at 5:40 and i was so lucky , i have the number 27!
First you go to a window were they ask you for passport, vaccination and the letter of the interview, they keep all the documents , take a fast picture of you and put you a bracelet with a bar code.
Then you go to a bigger room, make line in all the different spots for the medical and i start with the blood test T_T . . then eye test , now with the doctor where they ask me for get naked T_T (female)and finally a chest X-ray.
Everything is so fast , so you need to pay attention in where they send ... read complete review
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #6574 on September 7, 2010: |
arsenal17
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
This is exactly timeline and process for the K1 VISA from submittal to the California Center to the interview in Ciudad Juarez, MX
I sent the 129-F at the beginning of April, 2010. I received the notice that the California Center had received my application and that they were going to review it. I sent the following info:
-Coverletter (contents)
-Money order $455.00
-I-129 F
-Copy of Birth Certificate
-Proof of having met in past two years: copies of Photos(5), passport stamps,boarding -passes, flight itineraries
-Letter of intent to marry (me)
-Letter of intent to marry (fiancee)
-G325A (me)
-G325A (fiancee)
-Proof of ongoing relationship: copies of letters(with translations) and photos (15), emails(with translations), chat conversations (with translations), cell phone bills
*in total the whole packet I sent was about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch thick
* very important that your fiancee starts ... read complete review
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #6572 on September 6, 2010: |
Pav
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Men: whenever asked to sit down, do it outside or a guard will come and ask you to wait outside. The air-conditioned area inside is only for the ladies.
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| Review #6548 on September 1, 2010: |
Jilly and Danny
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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My husband went to the Clinica Medica Internacional. He said that they opened their doors at 5am to let people into the lobby. It is first come first serve and they give you a number. They checked his passport, interview letter, and vaccination records. Next, by 5:30, they have you go to the actual clinic where you have to sit in order of your numbers. Then you have to wait until 6 for them to start the exams. He said at 6 he had to go back to the lobby and show the paperwork again and they keep the paperwork at that point and give you an ID bracelet and take your picture for a registry. Then they send you to the lab where they draw blood. Next you go so they can check your vision. Next, you wait for your turn with the doctor for the physical. You strip to your underwear and socks and they give you a general physical. The doctor asks if you've been in touble with the police, drugs, etc. Then you have to take your underwear off and they check you. They ask you about any scars or tatoos ... read complete review
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