Ireland US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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143 Review(s)
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|  Review #33041 on March 12, 2024: |
rshepard62
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| Dublin, Ireland | Review #32900 on January 19, 2024: |
BillsMaf
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Great experience at the Embassy in Dublin. This will be quite throughout of a review as I relied on these pre-interview to ease my nerves so I'm trying to pay it forward. TL:DR at the end.
Interview was at 8am, arrived 7:50am and went through security without issues. Note that you can't have any electronic devices on you (phone, laptop, headphones etc) and it includes smart watches and airtags. I had a mechanical watch and they were fine with it as well as a tote bag full of my documents. Other folks inside had handbags/backpacks. Locker for your electronics at security is big enough to fit your phone and that's it. Attire on most folks was smart-casual.
Room where you have your interview is quite small and there's only a couple of chairs so be prepared to stand for a couple of hours if needs be. You through Admin Processing first, where they ask for the documents on the interview checklist - make sure it's originals, you'll get then back at the end. Once... read complete review
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| Dublin, Ireland | Review #32606 on October 18, 2023: |
J2022
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Straightforward interview and good communication.
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| Ireland | Review #32541 on September 28, 2023: |
d801
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The lead-up to the interview was plagued by misinformation, resulting in double payments that were never reimbursed. I received inaccurate information during my medical examination, leading to the need for clarification. However, contacting the embassy proved nearly impossible, as calls directed me to a call center with non-English-speaking personnel who were unfamiliar with the K1 visa process. Emails went unanswered, and there were inconsistencies in communication among fellow K1 visa applicants I spoke with. This aspect of the experience requires significant improvement. Shout out to Lalaloopsy for their assistance during the times when the Consulate's support was lacking.
My K1 visa interview at the US Consulate in Dublin was an eventful experience, marked by rainy weather and a lengthy wait in line. I met another applicant, and together, we navigated the process. After passing through security, a staff member meticulously reviewed my documents, followed by a two-hou... read complete review
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| Dublin, Ireland | Review #32207 on June 29, 2023: |
CrispyRasher
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The interview was really easy nothing to be worried about. The consular officer only asked me three questions.
1.when did you meet your spouse?
2.where did you meet your spouse?
3.when are you planning to move to the USA?
Unfortunately I got a 221g asking for a joint sponsor. We thought my wife's job would be sufficient as her income was going to continue when we move, but she will be working remotely for an Irish company and not paying us taxes. They were quick to check the documents after I uploaded them and approve me which was nice.
I'm giving the consulate a low score however as their communication is abysmal, not answering phone calls or emails. Leaving me worrying for months on end trying to figure things out for myself.
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