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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #31525 on October 29, 2022: |
LN1Casey
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Husband's testimony: I arrived at the embassy at 0815 for my appointment at 0830. There was a 50+ person queue, I was unsure due to my appointment being so soon that I would be allowed to cut forward.
There was a nice couple who said they would hold my place and I went forward to the people checking your documents before you went in, the guy manning on booth was rather busy and dismissed me saying I have to wait like everyone else.
However 25 minutes after when I got to the front of the queue he questioned why I didn't mention it was an immigrant visa appointment and remarked that there were several people in my situation dealing with being late for their appointment due to the ever growing queue.
Once I passed through security I was seen to at the reception and given my queue number and told to go up the lift to the booths. Upon exiting the lift I was directed to a separate set of booths for immigrant visa appointments. My number was called... read complete review
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #31518 on October 28, 2022: |
npangg
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| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #31445 on September 26, 2022: |
nghsbf
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Mostly super straightforward, just make sure you've got everything printed you're told to bring (including DS-160 confirmation page and the email showing you paid for the appointment/courier) and you'll be fine. Arrived at 9:20am for a 10am interview, documents were checked outside in a long queue and was through security by roughly 9:55am. Then had to queue for a decent period at the front reception as they weren't ready for 10am slots yet, finally got my number for the process and went upstairs around 10:30am. Saw the first person almost immediately and handed over my documents (birth cert/ACRO/passport/affidavit of support/financial proof) at the desk and gave my fingerprints. Sat back down and waited roughly 35 minutes to go to the actual 'interview'. Interview lasted roughly 5 minutes, was asked a few questions (where did you guys meet, how long have you been dating, what does your fiancé do), gave my fingerprints again and visa was approved. Was out the door by around 11:30, s... read complete review
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #31441 on September 24, 2022: |
AWM
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Arrived about 45 minutes early and there was a significant queue. I didn't need to drop anything off at the coffee shop to be stored, but others said it was £10, and you got a free coffee after collection.
I joined the queue 30 minutes before my interview. I provided my DS260 confirmation document and passport and got directed through the security checkpoint. I was asked to turn on my phone and open any app but the guard at the door. After going through the normal airport style security check I opened the worlds heaviest door to the courtyard (if you struggle to open it, ask for help it's really heavy).
Going into the building I joined another short queue and was asked a few questions about my visa type and had some stickers applied to my ds260 confirmation and was sent upstairs one floor to the 1st floor.
I was sent to 19-25, which is a left and all the way round the side of the embassy. I was called up to the booth within a minute or ... read complete review
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #31426 on September 14, 2022: |
Robert Ward
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I had my interview in March this year (2022). There was quite a queue outside the consulate in Vauxhall, London, but once it got moving it passed quickly through security into the outside inner courtyard, then into the main building to join quite long queues in the main building foyer. (NOTE: extremely obvious to most but me, but do remember to take a face mask. The rules on facemasks may have been eased by now, but check or take one anyway. I felt a bit silly not having one back in March this year. Fortunately, a kindly chap in the queue had spares and saved me having to go and find one.) Counter staff came and went over a period of about 20 minutes and we all waited silently with no indication as to what was going on or how long this initial registering process would take. Then the counters opened and things got moving, went into the lift to the first floor, and it was a relief to realise the K1 visa applications were far fewer in number than other kinds, and that they had their own ... read complete review
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