United Kingdom US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4
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1822 Review(s)
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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #4935 on September 4, 2009: |
tomsarah11
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Tom arrived 30 min. before and stood in the line. He waited in the waiting room after he got his number. The pre-screener called him to the window and he handed in all of the paperwork. He then waited another 45 min. until they called him to the window 2 down from the first. The lady was very nice. She asked Tom, where we met? did we date right after we met? do we have any children? a boy or a girl? And that was it--she told him he was approved.....they were all very friendly and helpful!!! 
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4934 on September 4, 2009: |
Dave * Meredith
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Needed to send the embassy my Wife's W2 after the interview as all we'd given initially was her tax return, which wasn't enough apparently. She said everything was ok other than them needing the W2, and it'd be accepted and sent to us as soon as they received it.
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4903 on August 26, 2009: |
viknkam
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Vik got to the Embassy at 8am for his 8:30am interview. The fist officers computer was not working, so it took over an hour to get Vik's fingerprints done. After that the interview itself was short and sweet. As he was waiting for the machines to work for the fingerprinting, the officer told him to go deposit his passport for processing and pay the courier fees. At the end of the interview Vik asked the officer if he was approved, and he was told that he was but that there were a couple of computer checks that the officer had to do. What happens now? We will wait and see...
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| Bahrain | Review #4888 on August 24, 2009: |
sailordkun
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Aside from the initial getting started with the consulate as well as the 3 month period where they had our case and didn't tell anyone. The interview was actually the easiest part of the whole process.
My advice to anyone filing in Manama, Bahrain is to stay on top of your paperwork because you will ultimately be responsible for it until you file and await your interview.
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4871 on August 19, 2009: |
ambientgirl
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We had several problems with the woman who was doing the interview. She tried several times to deny my husband his approval. We had to ask for a supervisor to correct some of her errors that she was stating. Was not a pleasant experience...but in the end we left there not knowing what the status was and had to wait to see how it would play out.
Luckily, everything went ok (after several phone calls)
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