Spain US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.2
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174 Review(s)
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| Madrid, Spain |  Review #16334 on March 2, 2015: |
aara1988
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MEDICAL
Easy peasy. They just ask some questions, do a quick examination, take some blood and then you have to go to a different building to get your X-Rays done. The bad part is that they don't do anything about your vaccinations. They ask you not to bring your records, they don't need to see them. They tell you that you'll have them checked in the US. Nice, I'll have to pay again.
INTERVIEW
You get there, leave your phone, get a number and wait. An officer will check the papers you sent. You'll have to give him your medical results and your passport. He'll give you some originals back (like your birth certificate, but not your police records). Then, you'll have to wait again and a different officer will call you for the interview. The interview happens through a window, not in an office as I expected. He made me swear an oath and then he asked me "What's your story?", "When did you get enganged?" and "Have you met his parents?". He was pretty interested in when a... read complete review
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #16201 on February 13, 2015: |
mccartna
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Really smooth and fast. My appointment was for 12:00PM and I got there around 11:30. There was a couple of ladies outside of the embassy and they asked for my P4 letter. They shared our names with the security guard and they opened the door for me. They took my phone and I went through security scan. On the way to the waiting room there are a couple of photo booth machines in case you are missing the ID pictures. When you arrive to the first room another security guard will tell you what button to press at the machine so you get a number and after that you finally arrive to the waiting room where the interview desks are. I had to wait around 20 minutes before they call me by the first time. The CO was a nice lady who went through my file making sure everything was in order and she only requested my passport and the sealed envelope with the medical examination. They didn't even ask for ID pictures (I saw they had the one I submitted with the I-130 package). She took my fingerprints and ... read complete review
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #15868 on December 30, 2014: |
Evbuomwan
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· 2 people found this review helpful
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It was good day ,my appointment was 11:30.got in and pick up my number and wait for my turn,I was called and submit the document they ask for and wait for my interview,The guy who interview me ask me few questions, what do my fiance do for a leaving ?and do she came to visit you?and can I see the pictures and that was all,all my prove was not even ask for just my pictures ,And at the end the officer told me am set,I was like sir I want to know if I have been approved the he told me you have been approved then I told him thank you sir and have a good day and happy new year and he was like
you too.All was good ,the people there was very nice.
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #15652 on November 21, 2014: |
altito
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The easiest experience ever!!
My appointment was at 11:30. I arrived to the embassy around 10:50. No queues in the front door.
The guard checked my appointment date an asked me to come back later around 11.15.
At that time I got in the embassy, they took and put away my phone and came in the waiting lounge.
I took my number and sat. I was the only person in that room until two more people came in.
Around 20 minutes later, a clerk ask us to come into the second waiting are until our number appeared in the screen with the assigned window.
Five minutes later my number appeared in the screen and I went to window 3. The administrative official took my fingerprints, review my docs and told me that everything was ok. She asked to wait till my number appeared again in the screen for the interview with the consular official.
5 minutes later I was assigned to window 5 for my interview.
The CO was a young and kind man. He took my oath (very ... read complete review
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #15489 on October 29, 2014: |
JoeDo
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Everything went great.
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