Moldova US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.6
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33 Review(s)
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| Bucharest, Romania |  Review #3533 on October 31, 2008: |
vmordkov
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Everything was mostly fine. The only issue had to do with an original translated birth certificate. Our lawyer sent in a copy of the translated document. The document collector made it sound like it was a problem, but in the end they accepted the document that was sent in and didn't say anything more about it.
I was there during the interview, so we were asked very few questions. Much less than any of the other people there. Total wait time was 3 hours, but we were pretty much the last ones called up.
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| Bucharest, Romania | Review #3165 on July 26, 2008: |
M.O
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Hello everybody!
I had my interview on 24 july, i can say was a pleasant experience.
The day before the interview i got my medical exam at the Bio-medica international,They did some blood tests,x-ray checked my weight and height, my eyes and in the end a general doctor checked me cos he was the one thats works with the embassy.ohh and also i got a cancer vaccin,that is for the girls not older than 26.
Well the next day i had my interview, i got there at 12, but my appoiment was at 1 pm, so i waited 1 hour,until one guy came out from there with a list and called peoples name,then we came in, they checked us worse than in an airoport lol. Then u give yr passport to the counter 5 or 6(depends)and wait again to be called,in the mean while they called me to take my fingerprints at the counter 1, then again i sat down ,i waited around 1h and 30 min,then i was called by the US Consul ,she said to rise my right hand and to swear im telling the truth blah blah and she be... read complete review
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| Bucharest, Romania | Review #3099 on July 7, 2008: |
B'sA
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Fellow Petitioners and beneficiaries,
I am writing you from the other side of the beurocratic fence. Me and my beatiful very soon to be Moldovan fiacee have successfully jumped through every firey hoop that the public official nay sayers have presented us. The interview was by far the easiest and quickest part of this painful epic which is all of our story. I am the petitioner from St.Louis Missouri United States Of America(Holler)and this is my first and only blog on this site. I personally was able to come to Moldova and meet my new family in person which
is the manly and correct thing to do in addition to traveling to Bucharest for the interview. Outside of being a confused man in a foreign land it was no more dangerous than a drunk night stumbling around the East side lookin to catch a case. My fiacee went above and beyond to gather information on what we would could potentialy need for the sed interview. However when it was show time the actual interview only took ... read complete review
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| Moldova | Review #2468 on February 13, 2008: |
gyro965
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Will have to let Tatiana do this   
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| Bucharest, Romania | Review #2351 on January 15, 2008: |
AUBGER
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I attended the interview with my fiance at the time. The consular officers ignored the fact that he was at the embassy and asked him to sit down and wait. There was one older lady that had a very sarcastic look and everything she said felt like a knife. I presented her with all the documents and the one picture I had and she looked at me and asked with a very critical tone of voice " you only have ONE picture together?" Well I have a bunch but I knew I had to take pictures that were taken from the moment of us filing the petition until the interview. I should have just printed what I had.
Anyways, they gave me the g 221 or whatever that temporary refusal is called because they didn't like the way i listed entry/exit stamps to prove my 2 years home residency requirement. That happened after they had me wait for 3 hours.
After I came the second day, they decided that I needed to stay home for another 6 days...They decided that is what I didn't have in order to satisfy the... read complete review
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