Turkey US Consulate Reviews
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| Ankara, Turkey |  Review #27152 on September 27, 2019: |
morenita2g
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Turkish People are some of the kindest people on the planet. But please do not marry a Turkish Man. Most of the time they will use you for visas. I brought one to America he was violent, had a secret child, stole money from me and I’ve heard this experience happen to plenty of American women. Do not do it ladies! Sorry! His green card was denied and he was sent back to Turkey but snuck back in the United States. Please think hard about marrying at Turkish Man. I know some are good people ,but the respect for women is low. Watch out
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| Ankara, Turkey | Review #27150 on September 27, 2019: |
cemmm
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| Ankara, Turkey | Review #27128 on September 24, 2019: |
BiAdam
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We had a very smooth experience after transferring to Ankara from Frankfurt.
This embassy allows applicants to take p3 documents to the interview itself (instead of sending them in the mail separately) - which was very much appreciated.
We emailed the embassy a few times during the process and they were always quick to respond.
Once our application was received by Ankara, we used some browser plug-ins to help us check the scheduling website constantly throughout the day (there were no dates available at first). Even doing this, we ended up waiting 2.5 months for our interview.
The interview itself was pleasant with friendly staff and no surprises. The interview itself was conducted in English and lasted only about five minutes, after about a three hour wait. Questions included: How long were you together? Where is the petitioner working? How many times have you seen each other in the last year? What is his favorite food? Have ... read complete review
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| Ankara, Turkey | Review #27081 on September 18, 2019: |
Nativityy
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My hubby's consulate experience took a total of 2.5 hours. He arrived there around 40 minutes before his interview and was called in almost immediately. He didn't bring any bags or electronics as instructed and had his confirmation letter and passport checked. It was crowded but there are separate counters serving green card applicants. Since the clock there was broken and no phones were allowed, I cannot say exactly how much he waited for his turn and how long the interview lasted, so I definitely recommend (not sure if it's allowed) bringing a non-digital watch if that stresses you out!
At one point he was finally called to the counter and handed civil documents, IRS transcripts, marriage book and the proof of our bona-fide relationship (note: as stated on here previously, get real photo prints) to a Turkish lady. It took more or less an hour for him to get called again, and many were not approved while he was waiting for reasons such as not having a w-2 copy (you nee... read complete review
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| Ankara, Turkey | Review #26640 on July 12, 2019: |
K.T
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My fiance had to wait 2-3 hours total. Overall process was very easy and smooth for her. They called her up to first window to collect police certificate, birth certificate, medical, I-134 and only asked for 2018 IRS Transcript as a supporting document. Although we had a letter from my employer and letter from my bank they didn't ask for all those. They didn't ask for any additional proof of relationship nor photos. They told her to keep all other documents in case you will need those in the future. They didn't ask her for interview language. Couple of minutes later she asked them about it and they told her "All immigrant visa interviews conducts in Turkish"
Hours of wait, she called up to another window and a nice American men asked her how she is doing in Turkish. After that, asked her "Do you speak English", she answered "a little bit". He told her to raise her hand and swear to tell the truth. And asked her "Are you married", she answered "No." . He started doing som... read complete review
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