Peru US Consulate Reviews
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| Peru |  Review #32768 on December 6, 2023: |
KJPeru
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| Peru | Review #32728 on November 26, 2023: |
PapiroNP
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We arrived early around 6:30am at the consulate. There was a already a line when we got there, note do not listen to any of the bystanders that will hold your phones (just wait for the consulate to bring out the tables to hold your personal belongings). The doors opened around 7:40ish, we were put into a different line and just waited to be let in. We had all documents in order and once we were inside we waited to be called. Lucky for us we did not encounter any problems. The questions were basic, how did you guys meet? did you travel to the usa before? do you have family in the usa? etc etc. and KABAM the magic words " you are approved" after all these months we finally are able to be together as a family.
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| Review #32485 on September 7, 2023: |
LiGr
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| Peru | Review #32212 on June 30, 2023: |
Erin & Hugo
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We arrived at 8:30 and stood in line for 20 minutes until moved to K visa line. Fiancé entered with beneficiary showing passport. We organized our documents in the order they said to and were directed towards a long room at the back. We waited for over an hour to be called. At the first window a lady took all of our documents. We waited another hour to be called back up. The man at the second window was somber and mumbled. He never smiled and he denied or sent to administrative processing everyone who came to his window that day. He asked us a few questions about us - How did you meet?, Have you ever lived in another country? Birthday and age etc. He gave us a green slip of paper (221g) saying that we needed to bring the I-864 document for our joint sponsor. He said this was necessary because not very many people have a joint sponsor for K1 visas at the consulate (which isn't true). I had emailed the embassy the day before asking which financial document I should bring, I134 or I8... read complete review
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| Peru | Review #31301 on July 27, 2022: |
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Everything good with our interview. The petitioner was allowed to get inside of the embassy just by showing her passport. NO}o phones or anything allowed inside the embassy, they have a service that costs 10 soles for small sealed bags and 20 for the bigger ones. Sadly our case was put under administrative review since had to perform further exams for the medical exam. Questions were: Where do you meet her? What was she doing where she was in Peru? Where does she lived? What she does for a living? Have I been in the US before? If we had any plans once I get into the US? Overall the officer that interview us was fairly friendly and even made some small talk about my fiance studying in the same city that she did.
Documents (for K1 visa especificaly) that they asked for at the moment of approaching the window for the first time:
-Partida de nacimiento certificada por RENIEC (Birth certificate certified by RENIEC)
-Antecedentes policiales, penales y j... read complete review
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