United Kingdom US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4
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1822 Review(s)
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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #628 on June 9, 2006: |
bethnash
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Arrived at 9am, had a drink in the park opposite, went in about 9.30am. The guard let me stright through after checking my passport, then through security. Then into the builiding and was given a ticket number. Sat down. Waited about an hour. Got called up to a window. She asked for all my paperwork, signed a few things, stuck pictures on and then sent me away to wait for my interview. The wait for that was about 1 hour 30mins, so at about 12ish i got called to another window. She looked over my file, asked me:
Where we met?
Had he got stationed back in america?
Had i met his parents and had he met mine?
Then she did the raise the right hand thing and swear all the info is true and then she approved the visa and sent me on my way! I paid the courier service! And now im in my friends flat in london waiting to go out for lunch!! Phew!!
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #617 on June 3, 2006: |
Angelica
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All that stress for nothing !!  Had a flick through my application, didn't look at my evidence, just asked when/where we met and when we visited each others countries. The interview guy was really nice !! 
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #609 on June 1, 2006: |
wmhurd
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The interview was a huge success and went all of 5 whole minutes which means that my wife was not there long enough to get nervous
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #596 on May 24, 2006: |
M.
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Interview was surprisingly painless -- I got to the embassy at 9.45am
and didn't get in until 11.20 or so (my interview time was 10.30, and
there were huge queues for the 10am ones when I got there. Luckily they
separated them out into two different queues, with the pre-10 ones in
one line and then when they were done with the 10.30 ones in a new line;
I was near the front of that. I was worried I wouldn't get out in time
to catch my 2.05 train, but it looks like they fast-track the immigrant
visas -- there were only a handful of those compared to the hundreds of
nonimmigrant ones.
Giving all the information to the guy when I first went up was far worse
than the actual interview, since I kept having to explain why I was
giving him bundles of paper and sorting out the bits I had to give him
from the entire tree of papers I had with me. It didn't help that the... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #592 on May 22, 2006: |
mandajo511
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Merry Christmas Immigration Officer 
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