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| Honduras |  Review on December 1, 2018: |
Breannamoreno
Rating:  | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
1. Our appointment was as 9:45 we got there about 7:30 8 ish.(Go Early just incase) There are two lines of people waiting. One group for residency and the other line is for all other visas.
2. They call residency line people by name and the take in about 8 people in at a time. U.s. spouses are allowed in with passport .
3. NO PHONES NO PURSES NO BACKPACKS . OF YOU HAVE THESE WITH YOU YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED IN. OR YOUR SPOUSE WILL HAVE TO SIT OUTSIDE AND WAIT. ONLY BRING PASSPORT, PAPERWORK IN FOLDER IF NEEDED & WHATEVER CASH YOU NEED TO GET A TAXI IF YOU DON'T HAVE SOMEONE WAITING FOR YOU.
4. We went through security like at the airport .
5. First waiting area the have 2 little tables next to the list of things you need to have ready so you can put PAPERWORK in order.
6. Once you have everything you stand in line until a teller says to step up. Hand them the PAPERWORK they ask for . You get fingerprinted. They asked us for a few pictures of family together, birth certs for our kids and ours and our co sponsors most recent taxes , original birth certs for beneficiary and new police record and pardon.
7. Then they tell you to sit and wait for your name to be called.
8 . They called is into a tiny room the person was behind teller glass. Asked us to both raise our hand and swear. Asked my husband when he entered the US , where, and if we had any children together. (Yes) He was fingerprinted again and told congrats . We entered at about 930 and were done buy 950 it was so fast easy and everyone was polite.
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #25139