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| Vancouver, Canada |  Review #10550 on October 4, 2012: |
Michael84
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Arrive early as the wait times get long. Don't stress, it was a fairly simple and friendly process.
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #10534 on October 1, 2012: |
Seka80
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Arrived at the Consulate at 7:00 am., there were two people already inline. At 7:30 the guards came and opened the doors. You are allowed in one at time where you show your confirmation letter and passport . Your loomis tracking number is then written on a sticker and placed on the back of your passport. You then go through security screening and are told to go down stairs and sit in the waiting area. When enough people have gathered there, the security guard comes and escorts you in the elevator and send you to the 14th floor. The back of the elevator doors open. You will then head to the left to the first counter where she will ask for your payment confirmation and passport, she will hand you to tickets. They called our numbers in order. So C1 went to window one. etc... I was C3 i was asked for my Affidavit of Support, original birth certificate, police certificate, letter or intent to marry, passport photos and a my passport and she took my fingerprints She then told me to ha... read complete review
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #10533 on October 1, 2012: |
Seka80
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| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #10531 on October 1, 2012: |
MrsH
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Sorry for the late review have been super busy!!!!
Medical- I had my interview date scheduled on Sept 24, so knowing that I needed 3 day processing for results, I took my girlfriends with me to make a trip out of it as my husband couldn’t make it!! Anyways, the medical was very simple. MAKE SURE you have your up to date vaccine shots. My medical was at Mediseys, and it only cost me $238.00!!! That’s also because I had everything updated!!! They take your x-ray, blood tests, and then the physical the doctor checked my ears, eyes, lungs, stomach. VERY SIMPLE. I got an awesome doctor very funny and very nice. I give this experience and 10/10!!
INTERVIEW-I got to the consulate about 7 and there was about 5 people ahead of me, I think most of them were VJ’s. I started talking to a really nice woman, it helped to calm my nerves (lol). I highly suggest not to bring anything with you expect for your forms. I only brought my binder, hotel key and money for cab. SERIO... read complete review
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #10517 on September 29, 2012: |
lilsweetie
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Our interview on Sept 24/12 was for my CR1 and my son's CR2 visa. I'm glad we looked for the consulate the day before, because it was difficult to find. The sign outside was tiny and Rue St. Alexandre is not a main road and many locals didn't even know where it was when I asked them for directions.
My husband stood in line at 6:30am (he was the 4th in line) and my son and I joined him just before 7:30am when they opened the doors. The guard let in one person at a time. All we had was our cell phones, wallets and our documents.
At the desk just inside the front doors, they checked our Loomis confirmation # and put a sticker on the back of our passports then sent us up the stairs to security. Security was much like what you go through at the airport. They were strict on not bringing in food and drinks, but let us bring cell phones in. They kept the cell phones at the front desk and gave us a tag to pick them up afterwards. We were allowed to bring our stroll... read complete review
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