Morocco US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 2.9
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455 Review(s)
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|  Review #300 on December 8, 2005: |
tatedaoudi
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Interview went well, he said it was painless. CO asked about both our jobs and how we met.
thats it really. 
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| Morocco | Review #298 on December 8, 2005: |
frndly1
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I am so diguested with Casablanca right now. They have been sitting on my K1 packet since the end of September. I have sent them 2 emails and only received a response (Q&A). They still have not addressed either of my emails with any status info. As a matter of fact based on the Q&A they did send they have pasted all of their time frames. I had to get my senator's office involved. They committed the Casablanca is one of the worst consulate for it being so small. Why would I be surprised by that comment, anyways based on the feedback my FI will have his interview in January. I am very sad because we thought he would be here for my birthday, xmas and NY. 
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| Morocco | Review #258 on November 21, 2005: |
wmoonshine69
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received paper stating 221g. not eligible to receive visa under 221g, and petition to be sent back to BCIS for further review of the validity of the relationship.
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| Morocco | Review #124 on August 31, 2005: |
morocco4ever
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The consulate in Morocco is not certainly far from friendly. The CO was cold and indifferent, wasn't interested in seeing all of the evidence. And handed over a 221(g) with no explanation as to what it was and why. When my husband asked what it was for he said more security checks. When he asked how long he acted really put out and said I don't know and walked off. We feel he was much more interested in proving our marriage is a fraud than in learning the truth. We were instructed by the consulate to go to our local CIS office, so I did. They have no idea why they sent me to them and suggested that we consult with our Congressman. He told me "your husband's petition was approved, he has a right to be here".
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| Morocco | Review #93 on March 20, 2005: |
kofuku
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Although it's small, security is way tight and a bit intimidating. There is a long line to get through the barriers, but if you are American, just show your passport and they will let you through. You have to submit your passport to the window outside before they will allow you inside. They will give you a form to fill out that states your purpose for visiting . Once inside, you pass through the security. You cannot leave the security area until you mark the purpose of your visit on the form or they say so. It's confusing too, because there are no signs to say Immigration/ACS/Non-Immigration once you leave the security area and enter into the next building. When you get through the big doors in the next building, you are faced with the Cashier( I guess they want you to pay first? :blush: ). I got all turned around and had to ask the Cashier where to go.  Once inside at the ACS window, they kept me standing for several minutes before the person came to the window. T... read complete review
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