Vietnam US Consulate Reviews
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| Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam |  Review #12542 on August 14, 2013: |
hodao22
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We got to the Le Duan Street at around 6:30 A.M. The sun was breaking through the morning fog (a good omen), and we felt confident about our chances but not like we were out of the woods. The little service industry that popped up across the street from the consulate seemed to be acting as an unofficial liaison, with some guy touting, when we arrived, that the consulate didn't open until 7:00 A.M. and that no one is allowed to wait outside the gates before then. Therefore, we should just wait across the street, where it just so happens we can conveniently buy something to eat and drink. Hmmm...
My fiancee and I were skeptical, but this in fact is true. We were sternly motioned by a menacing Vietnamese guard to wait on the other side of the street. He blew the whistle at us twice. I wanted to get moving before he blew it again a third time, but my fiancee told me not to worry as she gathered what she needed from the motorbike before finally releasing me to scurry off to... read complete review
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| Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | Review #12486 on August 9, 2013: |
MrJetz
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She arrived at 7:30am for a 9am appointment.
Got in at 8am. There was about 50 people. Waited til 11:45am. Finally got called up.
Interview questions:
What is your fiance's name? birthday? where born?
How did he come to America?
Where does he work? What is the name of his firm? Public or private? Occupation?
When is the exact date that he proposed?
When was the last time he visited?
When was the first time he visited?
Who does he live with? Rent or buy? Does his siblings live close? Tell me about his family...
When did he buy engagement ring? Where? What store? Who chose?
Where does he live? What city? What state?
What does he do during his free time?
Do you know english?
When do you plan on having the wedding?
Then they looked at our vacation pictures... they didn't want to see the engagement pictures...
TOTALED 5 MINUT... read complete review
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| Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | Review #12448 on August 3, 2013: |
le.tien
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First off, I was not able to attend my wife's interview so these words are just from talking to her. Based on what others have already mentioned, and what my wife told me. Your interview decision (pink or blue slip) has already been decided before you are called up to the interview window. My wife said when she walk up to the interviewer who was professional and nice, she noticed the pink slip part of her case files. The line of questions were pretty standard.
1. How did you meet your husband?
2. How many times your husband visit you?
3. Where did you and your husband go to for vacation?
4. What do you and your husband enjoy doing together?
5. Where does husband go to school?
There were a few questions which my wife felt it was to test her. Like pointing to the picture and say the wrong location name to ask her how the trip was. All in all, the CO only looked at vacation pictures. He didn't bother with the wedding pictures, emai... read complete review
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| Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | Review #12434 on August 1, 2013: |
theDOzer40
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My wife's interview was at 8:00am at the US consulate in Ho Chi Minh city. So we got there around 6 am, and it so happens that a freakin monsoon came in to greet us. So we waited about an hour in the rain. Then we waited another hour in a different line inside. Then we ended up navigating back through a checkpoint and waited in a another line for about 30 minutes, which was to process her paper work. We then waited for 3 hours until we were called up for my wife's interview. As we were waiting, we saw interviews happening in front of us. Some couples were leaving with joy since they passed, and some with blue slips, and family members crying. So the tension was getting to my wife, as i was relaxed, telling her to calm down. So when we got called up,I literally placed the luggage full of evidence on the window, with the interviewer smiling, to only tell me to sit back down away from the interview. 10 minutes later, my wife calls me back to the window to have the man telling us that her... read complete review
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| Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | Review #12415 on July 27, 2013: |
tinman
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My Sofia's interview was exactly the same as Shenning's Na on the 26th.
Sofia showed up nearly 8:00 for 9:30 appointment. So many people ahead of her, but I assured her that it probably wouldn't matter if all the people showed up 12 hours early, they would still have others ahead of them due to their appointment time................maybe I was wrong!....Sofia was nearly the last to show up, and was the very last to be interviewed 5 til 12:00.
The young American girl officer asked about 15 questions (nothing unusual) over about 10-15 minutes.
Sofia said she could see the PINK slip sticking out of her file through the window even before she was asked any questions!
I guess it's true, they have already determined the outcome!....and for those of you who get convinced to bring so much evidence to the interview...well, they never asked to see anything Sofia brought just in case, so, there you have it!
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