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Brazil US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9 / 5
623 Review(s)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Review #8758 on November 23, 2011:

erica_itz

Erica_itz


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Review Topic: K1 Visa

The interview was pretty easy, it all went well. In the brazilian consulate they're not very picky about things. If you got your NOA 2 most likely you'll be approved. The important thing is to have all correct forms, pay the fee and the 2 photos.
It was very fast, most of the time there was silence and he was just typing in the computer and looking at my forms. During the interview he asked:
- How/when we met
- How long after we met we started dating
- If he ever came to Brazil
- If we are going to get married
- My longest trip to the USA

That was it! Super easy! Didn't ask for proof of relationship or any other documents than the ones on the list! He did take a look at some pictures we sent along with I-129F (he had them with him), but real quick! Good luck everyone!

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Review #8682 on November 9, 2011:

Tye & Shirlei




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Review Topic: K1 Visa

I wasn't able to go with Shirlei, but she was in and out very quickly. Everyone was very polite and nice to her and asked very few questions. They looked over the paperwork very quickly to see if everything was there and then granted her visa!

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Review #8596 on October 26, 2011:

Rob&Dri

Rob&Dri


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Review Topic: K1 Visa

First I want to start by saying, this is the easiest part of the entire process so far... I know you are going to worry, Adriana and I worried a lot! However, this part is very easy! As long as you have ALL of your documents, the chances of you not getting approved a very small. The short version of our interview is, we arrived, they checked out papers, double checked our papers, we waited and after about an hour and a half, we had the interview. The interviewer asked us about 5 questions and than said \"Okay I am going to approve you\". That\'s it!! We arrived at 7:00 and were finished at 9:30!!

Now here is the long version for those of us that like a lot of detail!! Let me start by talking about our hotel... We stayed at the Vina Del Mar, we saw the pictures on the website, but they were a bit misleading. Its in a pretty dangerous area in Rio but, Adriana and I are not exactly rich, so we had to make due. The hotel it self was not bad, the mattresses and pillows were m... read complete review

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Review #8572 on October 23, 2011:

eshadow




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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Review #8532 on October 19, 2011:

Pansh

Pansh


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Review Topic: K1 Visa

Approved. Actual interview lasted about 4 minutes, most of which were spend looking at the documents. The only question was "How did you guys met and how have you maintained the relationship?". Did not request to see evidence (IMs, copies of airline confirmation, photographs, etc) of how we have maintained the relationship. We had all these documents we us, though.

Great experience, except for the waiting. Spent 4 hours at the consulate. We were 10th in line for the K1 visa interview because we stayed in the wrong line. (Interviewees should ask the guards the line for 7:15 appointment. K1 interviews are referred to as 7:15, the time interviewees are directed to arrive at the consulate, by the guards.

Consulate personnel (from the lady who reviewed the passport photograph before entering to the consular officer) were simply great. They were very polite (referred to us as Senhor/Senhora throughout) and professional.

Things to pay attenti... read complete review

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