Australia US Consulate Reviews
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Sydney, Australia | Review #16672 on April 24, 2015: |
rachkate

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Sydney, Australia | Review #16644 on April 21, 2015: |
jerandkate

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If you are genuine and prepared you have nothing to worry about! Good Luck!
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Sydney, Australia | Review #16553 on April 8, 2015: |
Oyehope

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The interview went smoothly.
I arrived an hour early and they let me go through. I went in at 8:30 and finished by 9:45. My interview was booked for 9:30.
Sabe process as others. Level 10 for security as document ordering (the ladies literally just put your documents in order - originals and copies - and then in a file ready for you to hand to the first person you see on when you get to level 59.
It's really not that scary. But I work for government in a confidential role so I'm use to all the official business stuff.
When I got to 59 I was instructed to take a number and wait. When my number came up I was asked to present all my documents. The nice lady looked through everything and made sure it was all there and all correct. She asked me for my husbands phone number which I gave her. I was then told to take a seat and il be called for my interview.
The I interview lady was a bit snippy but still nice. She asked me:... read complete review
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Sydney, Australia | Review #16456 on March 23, 2015: |
dwarrell

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Straightforward interview with friendly staff today. A few points to add to previous reviews:
- The security screening/x-ray area on level 10 is small, and they only process one person through the x-ray at a time. Myself and half a dozen other people waited in line for what felt like forever behind a guy struggling with a massive tangle of cables, and then going through all of his documents multiple times trying to find the chest x-ray CD (because you can't take that up to the consulate with you). So please, for everyone's sake, don't take a lot of electronics with you if you can avoid it, and BE ORGANISED
- The security staff on level 10 really appreciate it if you don't have a lot of stuff with you. I just had my documents, wallet, and keys, and they actually thanked me for making it easy by not having a phone or bag.
- After security but still on level 10 I had my interview letter and document checklist reviewed by one of two girls. I had submitted photocopies o... read complete review
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Sydney, Australia | Review #16416 on March 17, 2015: |
andlolosays

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My husband had his interview yesterday. Was in there about two hours, but most of that was waiting. Said the interview was only about 5 min long.
He was asked:
How did you meet?
When did you get married?
How long were you in Thailand? (that's where we met while volunteering)
Who is your joint sponsor? What is his relation to your wife?
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