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| Sweden |  Review on January 30, 2008: |
themaskfamily
Rating:  | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Dec 17th 2007, early morning and a LONG line to get in. It's freezing cold and I'm dressed way too much like a Southern Cal girl. Brrr. After 50 min in line and definitely no toes and barely any fingers left worth using for anything I'm let in. Luckily no line for the Immigration Visas and I can walk by the crowd of people jamming the door in to the warmth of the Embassy. After 5 min of trying to get the staff's attention someone opens a window and my interview is ON. Nice, Swedish speaking woman, asks only one question before I'm told I need a fingerprint check due to some earlier immigrations problems (which I guess means that I have my own FBI profile  ) $90 later and 30 min waiting I'm called to a window to take my finger prints. The man (American macho type) does the "tough American guy trying to fram innocent Swedish woman", with some not so nice questions before he explains that there should be no problems with my visa but that it will take a couple of days for the FBI to clear me. I leave satisfied but not thrilled.
The low rating comes from the fact that I didn't receive my visa until January 18th! This after numerous calls. They clearly had no idea what had happen to my passport, or my application when I talked to them. BUT, as always. The most important thing is that I finally received it.
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #2403