Brazil US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |  Review #24390 on August 6, 2018: |
CR1Journey2017
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I accompanied my wife (beneficiary) to the interview. We arrived around 6:50 for a 7:20 appointment. There are two lines outside the consulate - one for immigrant and one for non-immigrant visas. Around 7am they let the immigrant visa applicants inside and started reviewing our documentation. They ask for the documents in a particular order (which I believe you can find on the consulate site). The attendant checks your paperwork after rearranging and asks you to sit. Around 7:45 they started calling people up to a window to review the paperwork in detail. This part was in Portuguese. After this review, we sat and waited again to be called for the interview. I was able to enter with my wife for the interview. The interview itself was quick, hardly felt like more than 5 minutes. It was all very orderly, although it felt like it took forever to get to the actual interview. We were approved and out the door by 8:45am. Read the website and follow their checklist - they did not ask for anyth... read complete review
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #24354 on August 2, 2018: |
Leila C Ricardo
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #24202 on July 11, 2018: |
Camila Melo
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #24170 on July 7, 2018: |
rogerinho
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #24163 on July 6, 2018: |
P n S
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Interview was screduled for 7:20 am. I got there with my husband by 6:40 am. At 7:00 am they let me in and started to check all the docs that were in the check list, they also requested my old passport to cancel my B2 visa. The consul did the interview, all the questions were in portuguese and directed to me (beneficiary):
When did you get married?
Where did you meet your husband?
How long did you guys get married after meet each other?
The whole interview took like 2 minutes and she said my visa was approved =)
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