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Moscow, Russia | Review on February 15, 2006: | chuck911
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Rating: | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Her interview went great, but with the following BIG caveat! In the weeks prior to the interview we learned of one particular embassy employee who seemed to really love to make the girls cry. He turned down a couple very solid applications. Everyone was eventually approved, but only after being made to endure the most despicable innuendo (one girl was told her fiancee's plane tickets proved nothing, he probably came to see another girl!). This guy would even harass girls he wasn't interviewing; assigned to fingerprinting he would question the girls, do you speak English, etc. I wrote my Congressman, who in turn wrote the Embassy, which responded with total non-comittal blather- but on the crucial day the dude from hell was nowhere to be seen. My girl sailed through. As have most I know of. And let's hope this one guy is long gone. But watch out! And be prepared, look up your Congressman's contact info ahead of time- they really do work wonders!
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