Argentina US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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128 Review(s)
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| Argentina |  Review #28991 on January 12, 2021: |
Ana A
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· 2 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
First of all, I want to say after the approval they had to mail me the documents because I live in other city. Everything seemed to work as expected, I got the documents after a week after my interview. But they made a very serious mistake and that is they have to send your passport with the visa and a sealed envelope you have to show to immigration once you enter the US. They sent all those documents in an open folder and not inside a sealed envelope. So this is an important advise for anyone: make sure you get that sealed envelope otherwhise you will have problems with immigration. Also make sure there are no mistakes at the passport (mispelled names and etc). I was able to realise about that mistake and complain in time. They made me mail the documents again and Im still waiting. So I'm still not able to travel even if the visa was granted. Its been a very stressing process and its disappointing you have to be worried until the very last moment.
About my interview ev... read complete review
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| Argentina | Review #28885 on December 11, 2020: |
Andresr
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Everything went well .the consule was very kind .i did not see that they changed my time from930 to 1230 but my son had a exam.at 12 so they said i could come back at 230 pm .very fast inside .
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| Argentina | Review #28579 on September 18, 2020: |
peony
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My interview was yesterday, September 17th, 2020.
I arrived at the embassy at 10:10 (my appointment was at 10:30), the person on window 1 told me to wait, he'll call me when it's time. He called me by name and let me in.
As usual, you cannot take any electronics or liquids. They do have some hand sanitizer dispensers inside of the building.
Went through security, and then straight to the main building where interviews are made.
They called me to window 6, and asked me the required documents one by one. She put everything in a green folder, that I had no access to. (I guess this is how they do it now, with the pandemic and all).
She asked me for the vaccine record the Dr. gave me at my medical (the two-sheet paper the Dr. gives you.) I was very glad I took it with me even if they didn't require it in the embassy instructions, so I was able to provide it.
Two things came up at this point that made ... read complete review
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| Argentina | Review #28580 on September 17, 2020: |
Lucre
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· 2 people found this review helpful
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It went faster than I was expecting. We were only two people witing at 8am. They call you by your name to the outside window where they give you a post it with a stamp, they dont ask for anything there and they ask you to go through the door on the left.
There is a security guard there that brakes the post it and lets you in the building where you go through security
A security guard leads you to the main building where you can sit. I waited there for 45'.
PART 1:
They call your name and tell you to go to box 5 where a lady asks for your papers. You can listen everything from the main room so it's a little bit uncomfortable. She asks for your papers one by one and checks them before going to the next one.
She treats you kinda bad, but it's not a huge deal. She told me and everyone else that was with me that day that "the instructions" are clear about what papers you need but I don't think I ever read clear rules anywhere about what papers they... read complete review
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| Argentina | Review #28536 on September 8, 2020: |
Willowmg
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
The staff was amazing and everything went smoothly.
Things to keep in mind from my experience:
-read the email and instructions sent carefully, you will only need what they mention there. Dont bring any other copies or documents not requested.
-don’t forget the originals; the interview is the time to present those.
- if you have a question send an email, don’t call, the people answering the phone are not from the IV section.
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