Brazil US Consulate Reviews
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |  Review #16090 on February 3, 2015: |
elvishfire
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Minha entrevista estava marcada para as 9:20. Cheguei as 8:30 no consulado e um dos funcionários (facilmente identificados com uma camisa vermelha) me mandou para uma fila lateral na Rua México esquina com Santa Lúcia. Lá esperei com outras 3 mulheres até 9:00.
As 9, um Funcionário super simpático também de vermelho surgiu lá de dentro e nos chamou para segui-lo. Lá, subimos uma escada e sentamos em frente a uns guichês. Nisso, ele entregou 3 papéis: um dos correios para preencher com os dados de endereço e o RDJ, um com as infos de contato (endereço Brasil e tels, endereço e tels EUA e endereço RJ ou nome do hotel). É bom ter todas essas infos já prontas em um papelzinho. O terceiro papel foi com a ordem dos documentos.
Fui a primeira a preencher e ele me chamou em uma mesa para ajudar a colocar tudo em ordem. Não esquecer de escrever o nome completo atrás da fotografia. Aliás são 2.
Me chamaram no guichê e colheram... read complete review
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #15950 on January 12, 2015: |
e&g12.05.13
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My interview was scheduled for 9:20am. I took the metro to Cinelandia station and it was such a small walk to the consulate. I got at the immigrant visa line at 8:30am and I was the 4th in line.
At 9am the smiley and friendly Alex checked our names and took us inside.
He gave all the instructions to fill the form. I was the first one to finish and Alex set my papers.
Some minutes later I was called in a cabin to have my fingerprints taken and all the documents asked. The consular assistant asked for my husband and I said he couldn't be there due to work, and he said it's ok.
I went back to wait for my interview. 10min later a man called my name and I got there. First he made me say the jurament about telling only the truth.
He started speaking in Portuguese asking where I met my husband.
I asked if I could speak in English and he said it was ok.
The questions were:
-where did you meet?
-when?
-did you start dating si... read complete review
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #15830 on December 20, 2014: |
Gerhard
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Basically ok; not much to complain about.
Strange is that all immigration interviews in Brazil are in Rio de Janeiro. Rio is a historical place with little actual economic importance. Sao Paulo is /the/ hub in Brazil (that is, in all of South America); the consulate there would be a much more logical place to hold the interviews.
Also strange are the shipping procedures for the passport. After the interview you have to go to a postal office to pay for shipping there, then bring the voucher back. This feels like a really outdated procedure. Collect the money in the consulate, and just ship it. This probably would be easier on all involved; it definitely would be easier on this end.
And really strange is how they treat marriage. We got married formally shortly before the visa procedures, but have lived in a common law marriage for quite a while. They told us that they are not interested in any evidence that we are actually married for a long... read complete review
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #15775 on December 11, 2014: |
ViviandJustin
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Bom vou contar com foi minha entrevista...
Estava marcada para 9:20 mas mesmo assim saímos de casa cedinho com medo de pegar transito chegamos no consulado umas 7:40 e logo chamaram o primeiro grupo que tava marcado para 7:20 depois o Rapaz com camisa vermelha veio de novo e chamou os que estavam marcados para 8:20 e quase 40 minutos depois ele voltou novamente e dessa vez eu e mais algumas pessoas que estávamos esperando lá fora entramos ele entrega um formulário onde vc vai colocar seus dados e só pode preencher lá dentro, nessa folha pede o RDJ, endereço do Peticionário, endereço que vc está no Rio seu endereço e telefone para contato, seu e-mail e do peticionário ai vc preenche e entrega para o mesmo Rapaz de camisa vermelha que se chama Filipe ai ele manda vc sentar e pede passaporte , 2 fotos 5x5, antecedentes criminais e no caso tbm me pediu o W2 do meu Co-sponsor então como eu tinah tudo ele confere e te entrega novamente e te encaminha para a primeira fila ... read complete review
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| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Review #15750 on December 7, 2014: |
patyloureiro
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