Vietnam US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.6
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318 Review(s)
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| Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam |  Review #22723 on October 24, 2017: |
Mike & Tuyen
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We had our interview scheduled for 8:15 am, but we were so anxious, went at 645 am. Already a long line around the building. Started to screen people at 7 am. Despite the crowd, it was reasonably well organized. The waiting wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. She and her daughter got checked in and given a number. Of course, the numbers before and after kept getting called, but I assume this was due to different types of visas. After about an hour, we were called up for a document check. The person was really nice and verified that the i134, birth certificates, house book and DS160, as well as police check #2 were correct. Gave us back a bunch of extra copies that we made. About an hour later, we were called up for our interview. We were sworn in and the CO asked me a couple of questions. I was so nervous, I don't remember what he asked LOL.
After that, asked me to sit down, then asked my fiancee about 6 questions. Mostly stuff about where I was born, how we ... read complete review
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| Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | Review #22554 on September 26, 2017: |
Seth And Quynh
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My Wife's Interview was at 8:30AM got there early and everyone was already inside processing, Had to give documents to One counter than to another for a checklist. Took us about two hours to get our interview taken place and it was literally the easiest interview ever. We got a CO that was really easy and nice and i went up with her to the counter and swore the oath. He told me to take a seat and he would call me if he needs anything. They Asked my wife if she wanted to do the interview in english or vietnamese and she choose english which i believe helped her in the interview. They asked her a serious of easy questions and the approved her. I believe that the petitioner being there helped my wife a the interview. We saw a lot of Blue Slips that day as well and it seemed that most of the people were blueslips for family members or others but rarely spousal visas
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| Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | Review #22425 on August 30, 2017: |
Kitty Anh
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The interview went fast, I thought the consular will interview me in English because my fiance is American but they just went directly asking me the questions in Vietnamese. Here are some questions I had in my interview today:
1. How did you and your fiance meet ?
2. What is that site ?
3. When was the first day you two started to talk on that site ?
4. How many times did your fiance come to see you in VN ?
5. What date ?
6. Did you have any engagement or wedding ceremony in VN ?
7. Is this your fiance's 1st marriage ?
8. Do you and him have any children ?
9. Please show me pictures of you 2 together.
Then the Vietnamese translator man said Congratulation. I said a big thank you to them after I heard that.
Wish all VJ members the best ^_^
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| Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | Review #22309 on August 8, 2017: |
Jrclive
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· 2 people found this review helpful
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Appointment at 8 am or 9 am
Interview around noon, asked about John's family and his job. Had a letter from John's mom, presented it to the interviewer, questions asked about John's mom.
Congratulations, you passed the interview. 5-10 minutes for interview, mostly in English but some in Vietnamese because they noticed Hoang Yen spoke a little English.
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| Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | Review #22301 on August 7, 2017: |
elle.and.elle
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My fiancee and I had our interview and visa approval a couple of weeks ago. This review is based on what I can still remember.
Our interview was scheduled for 8am, we got there at 7:30 as the instructions said not to arrive more than 20 minutes early or 20 minutes late. I told my fiancee it was OK to be a little early based on what I've read but she was insistent that we followed instructions and of course, when we got there, we were one of the last to come in. I almost felt like if we came 20 minutes late, we wouldn't have had to wait as long as the majority of the morning appointments all came early and the lines would have died down a bit if we came late.
So we arrive at 7:30 and there was a crowd across the street by the lawn. Security was directing people over there and we made the mistake of following the crowd as we came "late" so the line to wait at the embassy outside had already gone in. Turns out the crowd across the street is for student visas.... read complete review
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