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| Bogota, Colombia |  Review on October 8, 2016: |
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Good Afternoon guys...
Ok, first of all sorry my English.
About my K1 Visa process I got in Bogota on monday 3rd to go to the laboratory the next day very early. Well... they didnt say anything about having period or not, so if u have ur period when u come to get the exams, u have to come back and reschedule everything, I didnt have my period that day so everything went very smooth, I had the doctor appointment for wednesday at 5 pm but I got there earlier which was a good idea since they give attention as people get there... I´m talking about doctor Jairo Roa, he is very respectful and nice... nurses are not that great but the medical exam is good...
I got out of there before my appointment time!!
On Thursday I had the fingerprints appointment at 10 am, I got there 9:30, made the line when the security people asked for the 10 am people... the only situation I had is that I use lotions for my dry skin and my fingerprints didnt want to show clearly.. so, NO CREAMS OR LOTIONS FOR UR HANDS THAT DAY!!
That afternoon I had to pick up my medicall results, the nurse said on wednesday I had to go at 5 pm not before, but the cab driver, who was bringing me to every appointment called to the doctor office and they told him my medicall results where ready to pick up, to I got there at 2.
And finally friday when I had my consulate appointment... my appointment was scheduled for 9 am, but I got there at 8 am, I was waiting with my daughter on the front of the embassy since it was so early, then I heard when they said that the K visas could get in there no matter hour... so I went to the security and asked if I can get in with my backpack, they were very nice and said yes, I got in, the line for tourists visas is a long one but for the inmigrants, a girl came to us and asked wht kind of visa we are for, I told her I was for K1 and she brought me to a table with a little list of the documents I have to provide, then I went back to the line... javascript:emoticon(' ')
After a couple of minutes the same girl came to me and told me to check my documents, so she did, gave me a couple of stickers and told me to go in, I passed security and went to another girl who checked my documents again and gave me a number, I waited there for 5 minutes sitting, then I went to a window, that was a colombian nice woman I gave her the documents and talk by a phone... (this is not the interview) but she asked me the name of my fiance, when and how did we meet, if it was only me to get the visa, i answered all her questions and at the end she asked me,,, I knew she was not the consul but... she gave me a paper for the intend of marriage which I filled and she placed at first on my packet then told me to go to the chairs and wait to be called by the number on the ticket...
there were a lot of people for inmigrant visas javascript:emoticon('') but as I told to a guy that came... if we have waited for so long to be there to be waiting for some minutes more is nothing...
My interview was scheduled for 9 but as I mentioned there were a lot of people to be interviewed... but I finally got called to one of those windows, the officer told me he will find my file and check on that first, that it would take some minutes, so he did, then He asked me how I met my fiance, where does he work, where does he live, when was the first time I saw him in person, also asked me if I knew he was married before, I told him yes and what and why is his current status, then he asked me if I have traveled to another country and If I have been arrested, so he said... OK, U WILL GET YOUR VISA IN 1 OR 2 WEEKS AND HERE IS A DOCUMENT FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK!! I thank him and left with a big smile!!
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