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London, United Kingdom | Review on November 21, 2005: | MrHorus
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Rating: | Review Topic: K1 Visa
My appt was at 10.30am and when I went in, I was the only person in the consulate.
Once the document man had checked me over and given me a sticker I was told to sit down and wait, by which time a pair of people had came in and were sitting down waiting for their documents to be checked.
Once my number was called I went round and made the sacred oath to tell the truth and nothing but the truth (but no help me God - they clearly omit that part these days).
I was asked about one of the boxes I had checked (about an arrest - long but insignificant story about youthful drunken extravagance) and was then told that everything was fine and I should recieve my visa within a few days (I actually got home the next day about 45 seconds before the visa did).
All in all I was in and out within 30 minutes, although I think that is the exception rather than the rule.
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