Colombia US Consulate Reviews
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559 Review(s)
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| Bogota, Colombia |  Review #6490 on August 17, 2010: |
walteryennifer
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Our interview was Thursday August 12. My fiance and I arrived at the embassy around 6:30 am. I knew we had to get in line 3 from reading reviews from the website, so that's what we did. While we were in line we began hearing a lady through a speakerphone explaining the line process. After that we got green stickers i guess green stickers are for k1 visas. we were asked to show the appointment letter and passport, I showed my passport as well. A Domesa representative gave us a form to fill out. We were told to go to section 40. there was a lady in a booth with folders (very nice lady). she explained to us that inside the folder was a checklist of the things we had to put inside. We sat down to organize everything and then we had to go back to the lady in the booth and she checked the folder and told us to proceed to the section by Domesa window 30,31,32 (i think those were the windows). a lady there called my fiance to window 31, she was colombian (a little rude)we thought that was the ... read complete review
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #6474 on August 12, 2010: |
bramirez04
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we arrived at the embassy around 6:40 am. the lady standing outside asked us what we were there for we told her for the k-1 visa. she gave us both a green sticker and told us to stand in line 3.we waited for about five mins and than they started everyone inside from line 3. they told us to stand against the wall by the bathrooms(only line # people) and than a colombian girl started talking really loud explaining how she was going to give us a brown folder to put all the paper work inside and on the left hand side was a piece a paper with the directions and order they wanted the paper work in, she explained to us that after we sit down and get all the paper work ready to stand in line again so we can show it to her and she can review it quickly because they dont want any mistakes so it can save time to the people who actually review the folder. she checked everything and sent us to go sit on the other side of the court yard by the windows number 23-33 (something like that) some were blu... read complete review
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #6447 on August 7, 2010: |
Cesar Y Jessy
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· 2 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
No importa que preparado vayas y cuantas fotos, o impresiones de tus conversaciones lleves, todo se reduce a los papeles que te piden y a la persona que te los revisa.
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #6352 on July 16, 2010: |
JEYD
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We showed up at the embassy at 7:30am, and unfortunately had to wait until 3:45pm...While there my wife caught up with another couple she had met at her medical exam, we were all very excited and shared our stories which made the time fly by really quickly. The other couple had their interview about 3:00pm and were done in about 10min, we unfortunately where called last but it was all worth it, the Consulate was a real nice lady who only asked 3 questions including proof which we had a photo album, she glanced at a few pictures asked my wife where each had been taken, and then my spouse turned to me and said, all done. At first I didnt know what she meant, I turned to the consulate who just smiled at me and said congratulations. In all we spent about 5min.
I want to thank everyone at VJ for their great advice and do suggest to anyone who is still wating to try and accompany your spouse not only will your spouse feel less stressed but the consulate will be more easy on the int... read complete review
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #6325 on July 11, 2010: |
Mandi JaCole
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We arrived at the embassy at 6:30am and got in line. A woman gave us a folder to organize the paperwork that we needed and then we sat and waited. Sebastian was called up to the window so a woman could look over all of the paperwork and to make sure we had everything that we needed. Then Sebastian was called to have his fingerprints taken. After that it was a really long wait. Altogether we were there for about 7 hours. That was probably the worst part, but definitely worth it. The interview itself was really fast. A woman called us up to Window 5 and she asked Sebastian to sign the application form and then she asked to talk to me. She asked me two questions: How did you meet? and How many times have you been to Colombia? After answering the questions she told us that she was giving him the visa and that all of our paperwork looked great. We went and paid the visa delivery fee and then went out to celebrate. We were amazed. They didn't ask to see ANY of the supporting ev... read complete review
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