Jamaica US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.8
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616 Review(s)
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| Jamaica |  Review #8312 on September 14, 2011: |
Sleepless in ATL
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· 2 people found this review helpful
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I've been emailing my Packet3 for the last week with no response, I called and I was told they are backed up for months on email... Please any suggestions.
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| Jamaica | Review #8295 on September 13, 2011: |
Reggaeby
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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I had a question,
My wife has her interview next month, I was was married 2 times before do think it will post a problem during her interview. We had a very small wedding with just 2 witnesses but I have over 2 years of phones records plus pictures and western union receipts but we have been dating from 2006 and got married in 2010.
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| Jamaica | Review #8288 on September 12, 2011: |
ShanSHAN
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· 4 people found this review helpful
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Our interview was scheduled for 7:30am. We arrived at 6:45am. The line was sooo long, I was immediately stressed!! We joined the line to wait our turn. A lady came by telling us all to have out our interview letter, passport photos, visa application, and pink receipt(for the other visas). She noticed we did not have a pink receipt and pulled us out and took us to the VERY front....Amen, the stress went away!!
They checked for my husbands name on the appointment list and we went inside. There was airport type security to gain full access to the other side. It lead out to an courtyard with many chairs. People where waiting, so we took a seat and joined them. They called us in by rows until all rows were called. This lead into a small lobby area where applicants waited in line to show their interview letters and were given a number. Once through the door, there were two waiting areas. To the left was for non immigrant visas and the right was immigrant visas. This is where I was... read complete review
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| Jamaica | Review #8266 on September 8, 2011: |
Mary&Galvani
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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We got lost and arrived about 30 minutes late for interview, so we were really stressed out by the time we actually made it into the Embassy. When Galvani was called in, the lady who took the paperwork asked for the DS230 part 1 which he didn't have since he had email it to Embassy already. Lady was annoyed and had him complete it again. He then sat down and waited to be called for interview. After about an hour and a half he was called up to window for interview. The young American woman asked him how long we have known each other, how did we meet, has he met or talked to my parents, do I have siblings, do I have kids, what do I do for work, what are our common interests, how often I visit him, where do I stay in Jamaica, how often do we talk, who calls, etc. She asked for phone records and pictures. Asked a few questions about the pictures such as location, who the people in the pictures were, and when the picture was taken. Then she asked how much older I was than him, he said 10 ye... read complete review
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| Jamaica | Review #8257 on September 7, 2011: |
FiVisa
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Overall visit to embassy was pleasant, that is to say there were no problems with security, people checking documents, or the interviewer. During the first interview things went fairly smoothly. They asked questions: How did you meet?
Where did you meet? How many times has she come to see you? etc. Unfortunately he was blue slipped for the i-864 form, a copy of our sponsors passport and a statement explaining why i've never filed taxes. His second interview was 3 weeks later. He was blue slipped again for the sponsors i-134 form which he had during his first interview that they gave back to him. I did not understand why that happened. Third time three weeks later he was approved.
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