Cambodia US Consulate Reviews
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| Cambodia |  Review #19234 on April 1, 2016: |
K_1983&H_1996
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My wife is the beneficiary and I am the petitioner. Due to work I was not able to be there with her for the interview (Petitioner does not need to be present).
Our interview was set for 7:30am and she arrived early around 6am. There were already long line awaiting to enter the US Embassy at that time. The gate was open around 7am to let those that were waiting to enter.
Upon entering the embassy she was called to Window 5, 8 and 3. Each window was designated for different purpose. The first window was to collect documents, the second was to do biometrics (fingerprint) and the third was the actual interview. The enter itself was through a glass partition where the CO was on one side and she was on the other.
The questions the CO my wife are listed below...our interview was at 7:30am and she finished around 10:30am with Visa Approval.
1) What year did your husband immigrated to the USA?
2) What ... read complete review
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| Cambodia | Review #19182 on March 28, 2016: |
sbheng1975
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
My fiancé had his interview at the Phnom Penh embassy on March 22, 2016. This is just some of recounts that he had told me. He arrived at the embassy at around 6:30am and there were already a good amount of people waiting. They started letting people in at 7:00am. He was 5th in line by then. There were maybe only about a handful of people that were there for the K1 visa interview like he was. Many were for the visitor visas. He went through the different lines for handing in documents, fingerprinting, etc... Then at around 10:30 or so, it was finally his turn for his interview. He was met by a friendly and respectable looking American fellow who started asking him questions right away. My fiancé said that he was very nice and courteous to him. He started by asking "how did you guys meet?" He said that we met through our parents which was exactly how we met.
Other questions are as follows, I think it's different depending on your case and what you have submitted to them:
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| Cambodia | Review #18787 on January 20, 2016: |
MissionToMe
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· 5 people found this review helpful
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I just wanted to say Thank you to the VisaJourney community in helping me with my K1 Fiancé Visa case. This forum has been a great amount of help in answering all my questions and guiding me and I wouldn’t be able to do this on my own without the community help.
6:15 Arrived and we were about the 7th one in line.
7:00 Security started letting 3 people in at a time. This is where you will surrender your phones, electronics and large purses.
7:30 Once inside, you are to queue up by Window 7 to get a number ticket.
8:10 Our number was called and we were asked to submit all the necessary documents. We had all the paperwork except the actual Police Record, only the receipt showing that we ordered it but couldn’t come on time. The officer was OK with that and had us take a seat to wait for our number to be called again for fingerprinting. All applicants were directed to the restrooms to clean their hands for fingerpr... read complete review
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| Review #18764 on January 16, 2016: |
jal8485
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· 3 people found this review helpful
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I am very surprised to be writing this review right now. I did not expect to pass our interview and we would not have passed without other people's help in VJ so if you are reading this please share your experiences also for the benefit of others in the future.
We arrived at 6:15 and was 2nd in line to go in at 7:20 am. The line starts at the left of the Window and extends to the left for anyone who has never been there. There were 40 to 50 people and maybe 15 to 20 of those were fiancé visa applicants. There is a rumour starting In Cambodia that the beneficiary should go alone,this is not true. If the U.S. citizen can go, they should be there with their fiancé for this interview. Our experience was very good at this consulate. The employees are very courteous and professional. And we were out of the building by 9:30am. First thing you do is take a ticket then have a seat. They will call your number 3 times. First to hand in your papers, then to get fingerprinted, and ... read complete review
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| Review #18763 on January 16, 2016: |
jal8485
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I am very surprised to be writing this review right now. I did not expect to pass our interview and we would not have passed without other people's help in VJ so if you are reading this please share your experiences also for the benefit of others in the future.
We arrived at 6:15 and was 2nd in line to go in at 7:20 am. The line starts at the left of the Window and extends to the left for anyone who has never been there. There were 40 to 50 people and maybe 15 to 20 of those were fiancé visa applicants. There is a rumour starting In Cambodia that the beneficiary should go alone,this is not true. If the U.S. citizen can go, they should be there with their fiancé for this interview. Our experience was very good at this consulate. The employees are very courteous and professional. And we were out of the building by 9:30am. First thing you do is take a ticket then have a seat. They will call your number 3 times. First to hand in your papers, then to get fingerprinted, and la... read complete review
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