Netherlands US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4
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195 Review(s)
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| Amsterdam, Netherlands |  Review #2868 on May 14, 2008: |
Stardust72
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My interview was scheduled at 13:30. I arrived at the consulate just a little past 13:00 and there were some people waiting already. We were let in at around 13:15. First there was the security check and I had to hand in my cell phone. Then on to booth #5 where a friendly gentleman asked for my birthcertificate, passport size photos and postage fee. I was told to sit down in the waiting room and this could be a while as the consul was in a meeting. It took two hours  . Then I heard my name being called and I had to go to booth #6. The interview itself took no more than 5 minutes. I was asked several questions like, how and when did I meet my fiance, what's his name, have I visited him in the US, has he visited me in the Netherlands, have I met his family, was either one of us previously married (when I said that my fiance was, they looked up his divorce papers), does either one of us have children (when I said that my fiance has a son, they asked for his age), what ki... read complete review
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| Amsterdam, Netherlands | Review #2835 on May 6, 2008: |
letty
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Everything went very well and actually more quick than I expected. A short line helped the waitingtime. Interview was very easy, just a few questions like, who applied for you and his/her name, what does he do for a living. I was in there for about 40 minutes but the actual interview didn't take much longer than 5 minutes.
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| Amsterdam, Netherlands | Review #2821 on May 1, 2008: |
Natsman
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They did not even ask for all the nice evidence I prepared  haha.
Easy interview. There were definitly some questions that were there to check if we really had a relationship ("so your fiance is half ... and half ...?" -> birth certificate parents). The people were very nice and understanding.
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| Amsterdam, Netherlands | Review #2268 on December 17, 2007: |
StoryAngel
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My fiance was over from the States and came with me to the Consulate. It was FREEZING cold and we were there early, so we rang the bell but they refused to let us in before the appointed time... We were first in line which was nice. When we went in we had our bags checked, took the batteries out the cellphone, all the security checks etc., then had to go to window 5 inside. The guy took all the I-134-related paperwork plus my passport and the bank statement showing I'd paid the €80 (they need the original and told me I'd get it back). Then we were told to wait again, and they said it could take a really long time as there was only one CO on duty. We sat down but after about 5 minutes were already called again (it helps being first!) to window 6. The CO grinned at me and said hello, then pointed to my fiance and said, "so this is the handsome guy you want to marry?" and I said "YES!!" and my fiance gave me a big kiss! It was a great start to what was a very pleasant ... read complete review
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| Amsterdam, Netherlands | Review #2200 on November 20, 2007: |
ishinoteru
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There was only one question. "How did you meet your fiancee?"...
Pretty much the entire time was spent with them going over the paperwork.
That was all!
This might have been because I arrived an hour late to the interview... There was some sort of incidence which shut down the train tunnel.
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