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Jamaica US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.8 / 5
619 Review(s)
Jamaica
Review #5563 on January 18, 2010:

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Review Topic: K1 Visa

We arrived at the consulate a little early for our 9:00 a.m. appointment on January 13, 2010. We provided our interview letter,4 passport photos, and both copies of 156,156k, and the 157 to a lady out front before we were allowed in through security screening. The lady pointed out some things that we missed that needed to be filled in on the forms. Please have a pen!! We went through security and then filled out the missing info on the forms that were circled. We checked in and was given number A136. We were told to go into the right of the building to have a seat. We waited for what seemed like forever before we heard our number being called. We went up to window 5 and was asked to provide interview letter,4 passport photos, and both copies of 156,156k, and the 157. We were also asked for non-impediment record, police certification, and the I-134, with my 2008 W-2 and tax transcript. We were told to go to get my fiance's fingerprints and then come back and have a seat and wait for ou... read complete review

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Jamaica
Review #5554 on January 16, 2010:

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Review Topic: K1 Visa

We arrived at the consulate at 8:45 our appointment was for 9:30am. we provided all of our paper work to the woman at the door, when we entered we were given a number A149, which was called we provided the woman with all of the information, then they sent us to go get finger printed, we sat there the whole time praying, because he had admitted to smoking marijuana 2 years ago, so we were worried, because of what I had read on here. Any way we were called up to window 8, and a young blonde American asked us to hold our right hand up to swear to tell the truth so we did. then she opened up and envelope and asked me to sit down and asked him to pick up the phone so he did. And the woman asked him when was the last time he did drugs, he does not do drugs, so she denied him, and told him to come back December 2012.

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Jamaica
Review #5488 on January 4, 2010:

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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

The appointment was at 7am and we arrived at 620am. There were two lines and we were directed to the one closest to the embassy entrance. We waited about 20 mins before being called in and going through security.

From here, we had to walk through a courtyard, where we were able to put our belts back on that we were required to remove during the security check. We entered a differen building where we were checked in with others and were directed to one of two areas. The area to the left appeared to be for those looking visitor visas and the area to the right, where we were sent after being assigned a number, seemed to hold those who had someone filng for them.

After about 20 minutes our number was called and they took my husband's fingerprints and confirmed that they had everything that was sent from NVC. We sat back down and soon afterward everyone else had been called to do the same.

About 45 minutes later,they started calling pe... read complete review

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Review #5358 on December 6, 2009:

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Review Topic: K1 Visa

Our interview was mondayNovember 30 th 2009 ..We got there about 5 minutes before because of traffic>we get ther the lady at thefront asked for the interview letter, passport photos 156,156k and the 157 we give them to her she says go inside and show us some things we missed. We go through to the desk get our number . we go inside and sit we are chatting and didnt noticve our number was on the screen ...We noticed after a moment the lady said you were right there and didnt come up right away she then said we need to pay attention.. So she asks for all the forms we give them to her she askes if he has ever been married he said no.. then she asks me i said no then she says so this would be your first marrige i said yes . Then she asked me again have i ever been married i said no .She aske him my name and he pronounced it wrong i was like OMG .Then she was looking through the forms and my co sponsor forgot
his tax return and she said they couldnt use him ...I started to get so ne... read complete review

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Review #5317 on November 29, 2009:

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Review Topic: K1 Visa

Arrival
We arrived to the Embassy around 8:15 am for our 8:30 appointment. We approached a long line at the front of the embassy and was greeted by a consulate officer. She checked our paperwork and highlighted the areas where corrections needed to be made. She then asked us to go to the front of the line and show the security officer our paperwork. We then entered the building and had to go through the medal detectors. They do not allow cell phones, so the only items we had with us were keys and paperwork. I would also suggest that you bring a pen because we had to borrow one on several occassions.


Entering the Main Building
After we made it through the medal detectors we had to stand in line for the main entrance. There were applicants for visitor and other types of visas sitting on both sides. They were allowing about 5 people into the building at a time. We had to step out of the line to make the corrections to our paperwork, however, we were a... read complete review

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