United Kingdom US Consulate Reviews
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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #33002 on March 5, 2024: |
j26
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My appointment was at 11am, and I got to the embassy at around 10:15am. The queue was very long and I had joined the back however a couple minutes later a lady who worked for the embassy was walking along the queue asking if we had checked in. As I hadn’t (I didn’t see any signage to suggest this) I walked up to the check in desk (which is outside), gave them my passport and DS-160 confirmation page and told them I was applying for a K1.
She then let me skip the queue!! I joined another very small one, the security man asked for me to unlock my phone and then showed me inside to a security scanner. I went through and then exited this building to go up to the next one to join another queue. This one didn’t take long at all and at the desk I gave them my passport and my DS-160 confirmation page, she told me to take the elevator up to the first floor and wait by the booths that were shown on my ticket.
I waited around 15 minutes and was called up to t... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #33001 on March 4, 2024: |
amnw
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| Review #32999 on March 3, 2024: |
Eandy
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #32993 on February 26, 2024: |
HighSoaring9876
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Just noting my experience in detail to help put someone’s mind at ease and give you insight into what to expect.
The embassy is a 15 minute walk from Vauxhall station. If the weather is nice, I would recommend the riverfront route. My appointment was at 11am.
Follow signs to visa queue and have your passport, DS-160 and appointment letter ready. There was a queue of about 6 people but it moved fast. There were two employees looking at these documents and signing the DS-160. They then asked me to join the next queue. Do mention if you are applying for a K1 because then you can skip the queue. I didn’t do this but someone behind me did - I didn’t mind too much because I was early.
I was then asked to unlock my phone and show them before going through airport style security.
I walked over to the next section, where I showed my passport and DS-160. They gave me a ticket with a number on it and told me to go to the first floor and... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #32966 on February 16, 2024: |
M and Mike
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My interview was for 10am at the London Embassy. Arrived half and earlier but the quay was long but going fast. When through security with airport style and walk through reception and was hand in ticket for your interview. Interview itself was easy. Nervous at first as I did not have my Police certificate from the age of 16, but they make it so easy.
At the interview requested documents were
- My passport
- 2 US passport colour photos one was taken
- DS-160
- Birth Certificate
- UK Decree Absolute - Just Certify by a Lawyer after download from the website
- Police Clearance Certificate, they did not ask for my Police Certificate where i was born ( Please I advise to have it I was very lucky and God blessing was with me)
- I-130 and Tax return
- They did not ask for my proof of relationship or Intent to Marry
Documents where checked and after 25 min I was call for the Interview. She was so polite and she ... read complete review
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