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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |  Review on September 27, 2010: |
Thabata
Rating:  | Review Topic: K1 Visa
sorry to have to use the translator, but would love to share my experience with you.
Well my interview was as follows:
I arrived with one hour in advance at the consulate for pure anxiety because I was one of the last to be interviewed. The line for K-1 is separated from the others. So we refer to the second floor with a password (no good to go before your interview will not let you enter it). Reaching the second floor will be in a room with the other petitioners k-1 visa that will be as nervous as you.
The girl's reception will give all necessary information and order for the documents. Then send you to a booth where there will be another woman who will check if all documents are in order.
After all people have the documents in order to call the consul begins by name. It is called a random so do not be upset if the person who came and / or completed after you are named on the front.
People do not take too long into the room with
Consul (the interview is made through a glass).
With me it was just that: I was one of the last to be interviewed despite having arrived an hour before.
He looked at my documentation and asked how many times my boyfriend had been to Brazil, I answered once. Then he asked if my boyfriend spoke Portuguese I said no. Then he asked if I spoke English I said I do private lessons in English for ten months. He asked me to sign several papers and then said can encamnhar to pay the fee for me since I live in Rio de Janeiro left of R $ 30.00 (but this value will change according to what state you live ).
Well then, it was!
Hope that helps. Do not be nervous all are in great demand.
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #6662