United Kingdom US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4
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1833 Review(s)
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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #4515 on June 4, 2009: |
Nik+Heather
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Well, it sounds like Nik's interview was a lot like all the others except that the computers were down, so they need to "run a few more checks" before the big approval. BUT they kept his passport, so...we aren't really upset.
Security took 10-15 minutes (he says loads of people didn't get the "NO PHONES!" memo), and his 5009 sticker said it was issued at 8:03 for his 8:00 appointment. He was out around 11:15 - 11:30
Documents taken:
I-134
- Tax Transcripts 2006-2007
- Tax Return 2008
- Employment Letter
2 US passport photos
Birth Cert (+ Copy)
Police Cert (+Copy)
Passport
Appt Letter
Tall, young American guy interviewed him "pretty friendly"
Questions asked:
"Please write down your fiancee's full name, and sign" Nik says this was at the bottom of the DS156K. The interviewer joked that this is his "little test" as he checked he got my name right. Nik says he passed. ... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4481 on May 30, 2009: |
Popo's Lady
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Interview went well. Only minutes for interview and the wait time was a few hours but Popo was called to the counter several times for different things so the time went quick. The lady who did the interview was very nice but also very thorough. She asked many questions and even some questions that you had to pay very close attention to concerning dates. Just make sure you are well prepared with proof of your relationship and all of your other documents. Good Luck to all who are waiting for their interviews.
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4471 on May 29, 2009: |
marquiess
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As I walked from Dr Phelan's Office alone, I couldn't help but think of all the bad thing's that could happen at the interview, such as an ommited piece of important paper or missing passport or things that could hold me up and keep me away from Sandy. The walk was only 10 minutes from Great Cumberland Place to the embassy. The morning sun was creeping up above the rooftops making it feel like a 'Good Day' to be alive.
I arrived at the heavily guarded security fence that was now in place around the embassy after the September 11th problem and was met by a security officer who asked to see my interview letter and passport and asked me the purpose of my visit. He told me where the entrance was and off I went. Upon entering the building my bag was put through the x-ray machine to check for weapons and I walked through a machine to check for weapons on myself. Had to sign in and was told to go up the stairs and turn left for the visa department.
The main room at the embassy w... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4433 on May 21, 2009: |
JM & Vid
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Visa Approved 
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4430 on May 21, 2009: |
buster2209
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Getting to the embassy was a pain for me as I had to travel 300 miles and my appointment was at 0900 so that meant an overnight coach. The hotels are WAY too expensive for my budget in London.
I found the embassy easily as I had passed it several weeks earlier on my way to get my medical.
I began queuing at 0830 to enter the embassy. The safety screening was ridiculous. They wouldn't allow ANY electronic devices into the embassy including car keys with inbuilt FOBs in them! You could literally only bring your documents in plus whatever your normally had in your pockets (wallet, change, etc). I had to check my back at a nearby place for £8.
Once I got through the security, I entered the building and received a number like you do at a DELI counter waiting to take your order. It took 2 hours and 15 mins to get my number called! The first time it was called, I spent 5 mins at a window with a clerk on the other side who just made sure my ... read complete review
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