Taiwan US Consulate Reviews
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86 Review(s)
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| Taipei, Taiwan |  Review #9640 on May 8, 2012: |
Jiali
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what is your Fiancee's name?
what's your impression of your Fiancee's original country?
how long your planning to stay in US?
when do you plan to get married in US?
will you work in US?
pretty simple questions, and if you prepare all the documents and information properly, the interview gonna be really easy.
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| Taipei, Taiwan | Review #8884 on December 16, 2011: |
AK & Vicky
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My wife waited 3 hours before she had her interview, but the interview took only 2 minutes. She prepared lots of data about us to show we dated for the past 10 years. The guy didn't even request to see any evidence or data and said I don't see no problems, and took her passport for processing. Next day she received her passport with CR-1 in mail. That was quick except the wait.
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| Taipei, Taiwan | Review #8577 on October 23, 2011: |
BennyJax
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My fiance had no problems during her interview. She had a couple people interview her. I knew she would do fine and she did. They didn't look at any supporting documents. I even forgot to sign one of the forms, so I had to do it, mail it to her, and she took it in a different day.
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| Taipei, Taiwan | Review #8549 on October 20, 2011: |
Moses & Jill
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My interview was on Oct. 20, 2011.
First of all, remember to bring all the documents with you when you go to AIT. When you arrive there, don't get in line with the people who are getting non-immigrant visa, simply show the guard in the front your interview letter and your passport. Head straight for the third floor.
1. Check in first: They will take your passport, photos, and interview letter. Now you will go wait until they call your name.
2. Paperwork Review: This is when they take all the paperwork that must be filed, like your police record, household registration form, birth certificate and any other forms. The staff will question you some of the answers you put in and double check that you have signed everything. Finally they will take your finger print.
3. Interview: After waiting awhile, the officer will call your name, and ask some questions. I was fortunate that my fiance was there with me. First, she asked me if eve... read complete review
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| Taipei, Taiwan | Review #6340 on July 14, 2010: |
b0b
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my visa interview appointment is 7:30 am. i arrived at the AIT around 7:10, i thought the guard will gonna allow me to go inside.but he let me fall in line with the people also there in line in right side, which is for immigrant visa. the guard let us all enter exactly 7:30 am.they x-ray all the things we bring and then after that we went to 3rd floor.we waited there again, until around 8:00am.then we fall in line in window 4. i gave my passport,2x2 pictures and appointment letter to the lady in the window. she is a little mean to me.she asked me how long ive been working here in taiwan. and she asked me also why taiwan needs me in that company,when im about to answer she even interrupt me and didnt let me finish to answer.she just said,put your pictures here inside of the ziplock.then after that, im still standing there, then when she noticed me, she said.have a seat then we will call your name-like in bad attitude. i just smile at her, even if i know that she is little rude to me.... read complete review
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