Sweden US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.5
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147 Review(s)
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Sweden | Review #13672 on January 20, 2014: |
MikeandEl
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I got there a little late - train delays and bus delays threw me for a loop - but everything went fine. I could head straight into the security office, which is like airport security. They kept my cellphone as expected.
I got into the main area and was sent to window G by the receptionist. It took a while before someone showed up. A Swedish woman took all of my paperwork and asked me some quick questions about my fiance - what does he do for a living, when did you meet. After this, I sat down for about 10 minutes and then my name was called. I went up to another window and had to take an oath about the truthiness of all my statements. The lady was very nice but kept everything brief and to the point. She asked me how we met, how we kept in touch, when we last saw each other and how he proposed. Then she let me know that everything was in order and that I could expect the visa in the next two weeks. Exactly a week later I could pick it up at my nearest post office! ... read complete review
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Sweden | Review #13649 on January 16, 2014: |
scartwright
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Just came back from my interview.
My interview was scheduled at 8:30, and I arrived at 07:45. There were about 10 people waiting in the non-immigrant queue, but I was the first in line for the immigrant interview queue. They started with calling in the people from the non-immigrant interview, and after 10 minutes they called me in. I had to remove my jacket outside and turn around to show I wasn't carrying anything suspicious I guess. Before that, the security guy made a gesture I didn't know how to interpret, he got a little annoyed and said in the speaker: "please wait on the other side of the line". The ground was covered with snow, so there was no line. I moved as far back as possible. He then wanted me to show the soles of my shows as I was waiting outside. I was then called in to show my passport and went through the security check. I didn't bring my phone or any electronics, so it all went smooth. I was asken to take a visitors ticket, and take my stuff. I forgot ... read complete review
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Sweden | Review #13557 on December 31, 2013: |
CaptainAskew
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It was a quick and easy process. Everyone was friendly and although I had double and triple checked all my papers, I brought the wrong kind of birth certificate.
I was about to cry, thinking we're going to have to start all over again now, the lady at the embassy gave me an envelope and told me to just send it in as soon as possible after the interview.
The ladies who interviewed me asked some basic questions, chit chatted a little bit and it didn't feel as interrogating as I thought it was going to be.
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Sweden | Review #13152 on October 31, 2013: |
bottles
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I got there at 8.30 and was the first in line for Immigration. Went through security with one little issue; there was something in my bag that wasnt allowed in, but none of us could actually find it. Two officers and I looked through everything I had until one of them realized it was one of the birthday cards I had brought as "relationship evidence", it had music and a dancing robot on it, and therefore also batteries and wires inside. I did not think about that!
I then went to window G where a lady just left, and was a little confused until I asked if she was coming back, and another lady came to help. Well, "help". I didnt not have a very good first impression of her, and it only got worse by the minute. She asked a million questions and told me my fiancé's papers werent enough and was very skeptical the entire time, and when I told her that I have read everywhere that this is what I'm suppose to bring, she just looked at me and said "no it isnt" but that it was up to... read complete review
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Sweden | Review #12855 on September 24, 2013: |
kaveh
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I arrived early and I was the only person in the immigrant visa line. They started letting people in after 8; I entered, sat, and waited in the waiting room. After 15 minutes someone called me and she asked few questions like how my fiance and I have met and how old my fiance is and other simple questions like those. She also asked me to write my address and put stamps on an envelope she gave me for my passport return. She told me to sit and wait as someone else wanted to interview me too. So I waited for 30 more minutes and then they called my name. Another woman interviewed me and asked similar questions and also about my education and majors I've studied. It took about 10 minutes. Then she told me my documents are not complete; there was a tax return missing from my I-134 form and also she said I need to send them a CV, which wasn't in the original requirements. They kept my passport anyway. After two days I completed my documents and sent them by email and then they said my case ne... read complete review
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