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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #596 on May 24, 2006: |
M.
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
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
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #592 on May 22, 2006: |
mandajo511
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Merry Christmas Immigration Officer 
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #586 on May 19, 2006: |
Euro
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)ops i forgot to do this after my interview.........but better late than never  ........I had already been to London in December for my K3 interview, which i did write here about!!
Anyway, April 28th 9am was my CR1 interview date!!...........Me & Mark traveled to the UK from Michigan for my CR1 interview, it was a breeze same as the K3 interview, nothing to pay cept of course the delivery fee!!......My number got put on the monitor, i went to the window handed over the documents he asked for, was told to sit down & wait again for my number to be called, while i waited i helped out an elderly lady who was having computer issues, as she had never used a computer & had to fill out a new form, so that passed the time, then i was called back, Mark came to the window with me both times, the American lady said HI to both of us with a smile!, she asked me to raise my right hand & swear everything was true, i did then she took my finger prints, & the next morning at 9... read complete review
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #585 on May 19, 2006: |
Jet_Lag
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Dreary weather for the trip form Swindon to London on the train , appointment is scheduled for 10:30am so let the morning London rush past (or so i thought !!) and caught the 08:00am train. Not croweded so feeling relaxed..got into paddington and head off to the tube * note Marble Arch is definetly the closest station (ok so much for the rush being over tube stations were 15 peeps deep could have done with a wee japanese chappie to shove us on with cattle prod!!)
Arrive at Marble Arch in good time with ribcage just in tact clutching document bag. * Note if you use this tube station take the "park street" exit turning left then right and follow Park street all the way down until it intersects Upper Grovesnor street turn left and you will see the embassy (cant miss the guys with guns all around it)
Time was now about 09:30 and i could see the queueing ahead, polite chap in flourescent jacket is organising the ever building queue 10:00 am only on left ha... read complete review
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #575 on May 15, 2006: |
sissy_sue
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A CLASS ACT! I am writing this on behalf of "my faithful little Englishman," but I was there to witness it myself. I was very pleased that the US Embassy let me accompany him through the interview process, and all I had to do was present my US passport upon entry. The process itself is very orderly ("Please take a number and have a seat"), and the constant feedback from the electronic display, showing which numbers were getting service, was very comforting. We were first called up to surrender our required documents (birth certificate, police report, divorce papers, I134) and then returned to our seats in the waiting room. Shortly after, we were called up again for the interview. The interviewer was very warm and smiled often. She acknowledged my presence and graciously requested that I remain silent during the interview. She asked my fiance details about how we met, when, and how often, and then it was over. Even the courier service for the delivery of the visa was about as wa... read complete review
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