United Kingdom US Consulate Reviews
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1822 Review(s)
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| Uruaguay |  Review #4288 on April 26, 2009: |
MissusM09
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had a long wait.
then i got called up after two hours. They want you to tick the box on the affidavit form, with I intend and give a reason. So we have to send the form back with a courier. HOwever she told us that we were approved. just be aware of that.
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4283 on April 25, 2009: |
jojo_gee
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The long awaited interview that we all stress about was easy man. Fear nothing and don't go in there loaded with a rainforest of paperwork. Take what they ask for (with copies oviously) and anything you really feel you must take. I waited about 4 hours which was the worst part. I literally got seen for 15 mins in total from the first dude you see who takes your paperwork right up to the actual person who says yes or no. Not scary, not stressful, just plain boring waiting for your number to be called. It felt like I was waiting in the never ending cheese counter queue. My experience was pretty decent and the best thing was going to celebrate afterwards even though I had to send in additional documentation before getting my visa. DO NOT STRESS!
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4275 on April 23, 2009: |
destiny_1_2_3
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Interview Monday 20th April 2009....Well what can I say...relieved and disappointed at the same time.  My husband is a U.S Citizen and we have been married for 18 months next month....known each other for 4 years....time has been spent visiting each other here and in the States, in all that time. I visited twice last year for 3 months at a time. We filed for the I-130 in November and the K3 in January when I returned to the UK....we decided that whichever was the faster, I would leave the country on.  In March both petitons were approved....but as our attorneys told us the K3 would be faster we stuck with that one, and the I-130 is on hold till I adjust status. I travelled down to London on the 19th April, and stayed in a hotel overnight so I could do a trial run and make sure I was on time for my 9.00am appointment. I arrived around 7.50am to find around 20 people already waiting outside  I was as nervous as hell, but within 30 ... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4274 on April 23, 2009: |
Kirsten UK
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Well, it did not go as smoothly as I hoped.
I'll get straight to the actual interview, everything else was very fast and efficient.
I was literally grilled with approximately 30 questions regarding our relationship. It started with the usual, 'how did you meet' and was everything else including quizzing me on my knowledge of the time difference between here and NC 'so, what day do you typically call him? What time is that? And so what time is that for him?', his parents names, addresses, siblings personal details, his work details, dates of each visit, and so on. Fortunately I could answer all of the questions easily but she was very thorough to put it politely, probably because she was training someone. Then I got even more questions regarding child custody.
She has filled out the dreaded blue form before I had even arrived at the desk and wanted a notarised affadavit for child custody. i had provided a statement from the courts here to prove... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4273 on April 23, 2009: |
yorkie pudd
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Had my interview on the 21st april appointment 9.30 and boy was i nervous, it was a huge anti-climax the worst part was the waiting.
Got called to see the first CO at around 10am handed over the required documents and was sent back to the waiting area.
This was the worst bit i was on pins and needles for the next 4 hours, then my number was called and off i went for the interview, the CO was a very friendly smiley american lady.
She asked a few basic questions like how and where did we meet, how many times we had visited each other, where my fiance worked,the names and ages of his kids and a few other very simple questions and that was it.
The interview itself was over in less than 5 minutes and i was approved 
I took everything but the kitchen sink with me in two large files, but she did not ask to see any documentation of our relationship!
But i am glad i was prepared even though i didnt need it, you never know what the... read complete review
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