Philippines US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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2631 Review(s)
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| Manila, Philippines |  Review #33379 on September 17, 2024: |
Fileo
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The interview was not hard. All the paperwork was in order. It took a long time. The embassy does not allow phones. It's a long time to sit and nervously wait. My fiancé said he prayed the whole time (hours) that he was waiting. 
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #33367 on September 9, 2024: |
Swafford25
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Wife had her appointment at 6:30am we arrived at 5:30am. I was required to wait outside until she was finished, they have a dedicated area for people waiting. It took her 3 hours total and was approved at the end of the interview, she was asked almost 20 questions by the consular, mostly the generic questions you see people post about, very simple and easy to answer. My wife was an OFW in Dubai and we did not have a police certificate, I made a not during the NVC stage that we did not have the certificate and it was not required based on state department requirements, it was approved at the NVC stage and was not asked for during the interview.
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #33346 on August 23, 2024: |
Mcjz
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interview from the consular officer was so smooth. they asked about beneficiary and petitioner information and how u related to each other.
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #33336 on August 14, 2024: |
tollettej
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Was fairly quick. She said the questions were the normal questions everyone reports. My name, birthday, how we met. They didn't go over any of the paperwork I already submitted on the NVC website; however, apparently we missed a section on the email where they told us to make sure and upload a new NBI and CENOMAR. They told her she had to scan and send those within an hour or reschedule. She left her phone behind (because you can't take it with you), so she had no way to contact me. But, outside there were people uploading documents for 300 php per page. So she did that.
I dropped the ball, but she got it sorted. The end result was an approval.
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #33333 on August 13, 2024: |
Mau Munoz
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The process was seamless. It's a 3 step process:
1) Initial Assessment - they get all required documents + some basic questions (local interviewer)
2) Biometrics - literally just getting your finger print scanned
3) Final Interview - this is where they may or may not asked too much questions or hard questions (depending on your situation)
Personally for me, they only asked 4 questions at max. I think it helped that my fiance and I, take turns visiting one another (me flying to the US and him flying to PH) often, usually 2x a year.
As long as the relationship is true and legit, there's literally nothing to worry about.
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