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Average Rating: 3.9
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620 Review(s)
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |  Review #3459 on October 16, 2008: |
jz3000gt
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
My interview was really good. I got there at 630am, and i was second of the line but ended up being the first one to the interview. They checked my papers twice and then i went to talk to a man. He was ok, my fiance was with me so he would ask questions in portuguese and english. He asked how we met, if we have kids, if ive been to the states before, where we will live, where he lives now, what im going to do there, where my fiance works at, he asked for the proof of relantionship and i got it to give to him but he said no i dont need to see it, just wanted to know if u had it  and then he said it seems like you have all documents and you have been approved, congratulations!!! and that was it!! i went to pay to get my passaport at home, payed 30 reais and left around 930am.
now just need to wait for my visa!!!  
| | | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #3343 on September 15, 2008: |
landt
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
We arrived to the embassy 30 minutes early, it was scheduled to be at 7:45am. The line was in the back for the K1 visa, it was the smaller line (be careful waiting in line there were a lot of birds flying above us and my fiance got hit along with 2 other people in line). Then someone from the embassy came outside to check-in everyone that was in line. We got inside the embassy at around 8:10am and went upstairs to a room with a lot of other applicants where they called people up by name to check your paper work. Then it was a one or two hours before we had the interview.
The actual interview was only about 5 to 10 minutes long. They asked my fiance where she worked in the US ( she had an H2B visa before). Then they asked me how we met and where I live. Then they looked over the affidavit of support document very quickly, barely even looked at them. They just look at the first page of the Tax returns ( I had my parents cosponsor because I didn't make enough money ... read complete review
| | | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #3310 on September 5, 2008: |
AninhaS2Marcello
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Very fast in scheduling my interview date!!
| | | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #3272 on August 24, 2008: |
tchururu
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K3 Visa
Interview was super easy! The Consul makes you very comfortable, like if she was a friend and you were telling your story to her.
I got there early, around 7am. 5 people were there already. Most of them had no proofs of relationship (pictures, etc, etc) and were missing documentation. I had everything ready and in order.
We got in, waited and by 10am, I was the second to be interviewed.
First we sat and the lady helper handed in a paper sheet with the order that the documents had to be put in (no need to say that I had everything in order already - duh!). She had her specific order, even though 99% of the people there was not ready yet. She kept calling the names in her order, but no one was ready, so she called me because she knew I had everything prepared.
I went in the first booth and the guy there gave me my original birth and marriage certificate back. He also gave me my husband's 2006 and 2005 tax receipts (he said he... read complete review
| | | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #3234 on August 15, 2008: |
saradanielle
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
We had the interview at the Rio de Janeiro Consulate yesterday; it was quick and painless and I will give you all the details here!
We got to the Consulate just before 7 AM. We were the second ones on line; about 20 people showed up after us. Around 7:30, a woman came by and checked off our names on a list and marked down where we were in line (i.e. put a 2 next to our name).
At 7:40 we went in, went through security check (you are allowed to take your cell phone as long as it is turned off). We went up to the second floor and sat down. A very nice young woman sat at a desk in the same room (all of the windows are in an enclosed cubicle) and was available to answer questions, etc. She came by and gave us a list of documents to put together. I told her that we had already sent most of the documents to the NVC. She said, no problem, just put the passport, one 5x5cm photo and the medical exam envelope together to hand in. After about ten minutes, she called ... read complete review
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