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Brazil US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9 / 5
623 Review(s)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Review #15830 on December 20, 2014:

Gerhard

Gerhard


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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 This feels like a really outdated procedure.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

ViviandJustin


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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

Patyloureiro


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Review Topic: General Review

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Review #15701 on December 2, 2014:

Steve and Noa




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Review Topic: K1 Visa

Our interview was set at 07:40 in the morning, I chose a Hotel near to the Consulate. Months of waiting and review all documents each day until that! I was very nervous and anxious but my fiancé was with me, for sure, I felt more positive. We walked to the wrong side, too many people in the line. A gentle woman asked us for what kind of Visa we are applying, she said the right side, for my surprise It had one more couple and three girls. Ok, we are inside but went lost again, rsrsrrs, in the window the CO called a woman to show us where was the right place, she asked thousands of excuses for him and us. Ok, we went upstairs...just few people's and one guy in the table to see all our documents and put in order, we needed to write our addresses, we had a seat and wait. No more than 15 minutes a guy in the window ask for my name, he asked for some documents, I gave to him but not include the divorce paper in Portuguese, I had just in English. I became nervous and he said: Don't worry, ... read complete review

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Review #15647 on November 20, 2014:

AlexGQ28




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Review Topic: K1 Visa

I will give recommendations first, then I will tell our story and review of how it all went down. Our interview appointment was set for Nov. 18, 2014, at 8:20am.

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1) Unless you are part of the 7am, 7:20am, and 7:40am club, I would not get there any earlier than 7:50am, unless you want to avoid traffic and not pay too much for taxi. Other than that, getting there too early before your appointment time is a waste of time. They basically entered all K-1 applicants in two waves: All the 7,:20, & :40am people at about 7:55am, and all the 8, :20, & :40am people at about 9:20am. We got there at about 7:20am and waited 2 hours just to get in.

2) Don't make the long line. Go to the back of the Consulate at the corner of Rua Santa Luzia and Rua Mexico. As you are coming from Av. Pres. Wilson you will see a huge line which is for Non-immigrant visas only. IF you are making a line with more than 20 people, it is very possible you are on ... read complete review

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