United Kingdom US Consulate Reviews
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1822 Review(s)
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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #3617 on November 22, 2008: |
alley66
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Very friendly staff ,the number of visa interviews was staggering, 18 for CR-1, 220 for other visas(KI K3 ) and a number of others.This shows how many must be going on all over the world and may help to explain the time it takes to go through the whole process so we have no complaints at all.Visa granted and received the next day.
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #3591 on November 18, 2008: |
Mrs Parker
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I actually did not have that bad of an exeperience. I arrived at 8.30am and my appointment was at 9.20am but they let me in. I was about 6th in line and got seen in an hour. They did not ask me too many questions, just how did we meet? when is the wedding? very simple. I paid, had a few more documents I needed to submit and then left within 2 hours! Once I had collected the documents I needed I used their courier and got the visa back within a few days! Not bad really!! 
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #3587 on November 18, 2008: |
FeeandJosh
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
So yesterday was the big interview day! ...and what a day it was! I got off the tube at Marble arch and walked down park lane. The embassy was really easy to find from there.
My appointment was at ten, but there was quite a long line of folk waiting to get in. So i joined the line at 9.15am and i was let into the embassy at 9.28am. The security guards where all super friendly. Its exactly like going through airport security. I then followed the path round to some stairs which led me to reception. Behind the desk was a helpful guy who gave me a ticket number and explained where to go. I was number 5016 and there was 7 people infront of me waiting. When i got to the waiting room i was surprised as to how big it was. the seats where all arranged and facing towards the big tv screens with with everyones ticket numbers on them. when someone would be called, it would come up on that screen 'ticket number 5016 to booth 8'. i took a seat and within half an hour i was called to ... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #3557 on November 8, 2008: |
armorri122
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We're done! Woohoo, Finally. So here's how it went down: my husband's appointment was November 7, 2008 at 8am at the London Embassy. Having read reviews prior his the appointment, he promptly showed up at 7.20 looking for a long line of nervous immigrant hopefuls, and there weren't any.
He looked around for the proper entrace, since there was nobody there he couldn't figure out where he was supposed to go. Then an English security guard lead him in, and told him that new security regulations mean that the embassy is not allowed to book too many interviews in one day to avoid a Disneyland-esque line of people waiting around outside. This is perhaps why it took nearly two months from the time of our NVC approval to our actual interview date.
Once inside, he was given a number, he was the first one there. While he waited, they gave him a cup of coffee and asked him if he wanted to go get breakfest before waiting for his actual appointment. He decided to wait... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #3536 on November 1, 2008: |
Scarlett
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I had my K1 interview on Wednesday and got my visa today (Saturday) and I just wanted to post about my experiences with the London Embassy and the courier service.
The interview was short and non-threatening - I got there just before 9am as requested, and waited about an hour and a half to see the first guy. (You sit in a crowded lounge and watch the screens for your number being called - along with some short films of US propaganda .) He was lovely and just checked my paperwork and took it away, and asked me to pay the fee (£84). He told me that they were working to a 3-5 day delivery target at the moment. He also gave me my x-ray to keep in case the US doctors ask for it.
I then waited another hour or so to have my "interview", where the nice american woman (everyone else seemed to be English) asked me about where I met Dave, when we got enagaged, why he isn't coming to live in the UK, and whether I have ever lived out of the UK for more than a year bef... read complete review
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