United Kingdom US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4
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1822 Review(s)
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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #681 on July 9, 2006: |
NYPeach
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Uneventful, asked the basic questions. No welcome to America.
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #651 on June 20, 2006: |
Sir Richi
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Most people at the embassy were friendly and helpful. The only bad part was with the second interview person. Because I hadn't visited for over two years (the forms were submitted before the two year deadline, but interview was after it) It was at his discresion to let me in. I had to convince him that I was in an ongoing relationship, providing phonebills was the biggest help in this.
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #643 on June 16, 2006: |
LVA
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All that stress of waiting for the interview, and making sure all of my paperwork was all together, checking it, then checking it again. And I was not asked for any of it! Just a few questions -
1 How did you meet?
2 How many times has he been here?
3 How many times have I been there?
4 Did we meet each others families?
And that was it. The people were all very nice, helpful and pleasent.
All in all "A grand day out" 
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #642 on June 16, 2006: |
Jaylen Brit
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First thing - to everyone going to London - don't turn up til at least 40 mins prior to your appointment - they won't let you queue; in fact they send you off and tell you to come back.
I didn't see anyone have their bags removed, and many had rucksacks.
I got there at 8.20am, tho my appointment time was 10am, there were already 2 queues, and the nice armed policeman I spoke to explained about the being there too early thing. He pointed me in the direction of a cafe, and I went and had breakfast there and generally tried to bend the laws of physics trying to make time go faster.
I went BACK to the queues at 9.15am, got told which line to stand in, and saw a face that looked vaguely familiar about 3 places ahead of me; so I boldly went up and asked a really puzzled guy was he Olly, Hannah's fiance? I could see him thinking 'who the hell are you'? but we chatted about where he's going to live and great places to see on the West coast (as I spent a few months there a... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #641 on June 15, 2006: |
peterg222
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My interivew was scheduled for 10:30 on 12th June.
Arrived at 9:45 to find 2 large queues & was told by a guy organising the queues which to wait in. It was a really hot day and I had to wait outside for around 30 minutes before having passport checked & then going through security.
On entrance into the embassy I took a number, sat down & waited about an hour to be called up to window 14.
Here I gave my passport, birth cert, police check, 2 passport photos, payment slip, 1-134 (in duplicate where applicable). He gave me back a lot of the docs I'd included with the I-134, & I wasn't asked for any proof of relationship. I also had to sign the forms I'd previously sent to the embassy & was given my chext xray. I was given a pink form to fill out for the SMS courier delivery while I waited for my number to be called again.
I waited around 20 minuted before being called to window 15 where a nice lady returned my birth cert & police check originals. She got me to... read complete review
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