United Kingdom US Consulate Reviews
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1822 Review(s)
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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #6625 on September 20, 2010: |
yankepeach
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javascript:emoticon(' ')Seriously am over the moon. Visa approved after all the checking and double checking and total focus on all this paperwork....Its a serious relief.
Left at 5 am from Westhoughton England (North of Greater Manchester) caught a cab to the train station, Manchester Piccadilly. 5:05am Caught a train to London arrived London Hueston station at 7:30 am. Caught a cab to Goulds Pharmacy putting up my phone and such but first called my S.O. to get my instructions to not forget anything. Got into the cue line at about 08:45 and was through in about 20 minutes. (MAKE SURE TO TAKE THE PACKET FOUR LETTER >>>> THOSE WHO DON'T WERE BEING REFUSED ADMITTANCE) Packet four letter is scanned and stickers placed upon it that give a number. Then was told to go into the hall and wait. (WAIT AND WAIT.......I numbers are much slower then the N numbers) Was called after about a hour and forty five minutes. Went to window 13 and the young man asked for t... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #6624 on September 20, 2010: |
Kel2411
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Got to the embassy around 7am, there were a few people waiting, joined the queue around 7.30am (my appointment was for 9am) Got through security around 8.05am. Was given an I number. Sat in the waiting room for around 20 mins then got called up, handed in my birth cert, passport police check etc, paid cashier and returned the receipt. Was told to sit in the waiting room till i was called up again, was called up in around 20 mins for my interview.. Took 2 minutes to answer the questions, then i was approved and on my way, all in under an hour
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #6616 on September 17, 2010: |
Bill&Jade
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I got to the embassy at 07:50 for my 08:30 appointment, went through security etc and was seated by about 08:10. There really wasn't much of a queue outside. I was issued an I number, which seemed to be the only set of numbers that were taking forever to deal with as they weren't being called as frequently as the N numbers. I got called up to the first window at around 10, the woman was really nice, she was moaning to me about how much the pharmacy's charge for the visa photos, which helped settle the nerves. She didn't ask for the employment verification stuff and only took one year of tax returns and I think 1 month of wage slips. So I went round the corner and paid and totally forgot to take the receipt back to her! Thankfully I'd only sat down again for about ten minutes before I realised and rushed back to hand it in. So eventually got called up again at about 11:15, greeted by a really nice guy who was very impressed with our application. He said he had read through it and though... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #6592 on September 10, 2010: |
wellingtonboot
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Lacking in Knowledge when they are phoned, they read set guidelines and the information given is not the same as the information set out by the American NVC
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #6589 on September 10, 2010: |
monsterna
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Writing this on behalf of my husband. His interview was at 8:30 am and he got there around 7:50 am. He brought his stuff in a plastic bag, because we thought you couldn't have larger bags in there, but apparently loads of people had purses/rucksacks, etc. Also he said there were loads of pens available, so I don't know why everyone always said "bring a pen." The only stressful part was the waiting (about 2.5 hours). He was done by about 11:00.
Said they only asked a few questions like how we met, how long we've been married, what I did at my job, and when I started it. He said it was all pleasant and conversational and didn't feel like they were trying to "trap" him or something. He brought only the required documents from the interview letter. The only outside evidence he brought was some wedding and older photos. He didn't need it. So unless you have a very special case or have had a rough ride along the processing journey, don't listen too much into the whole "needing... read complete review
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