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| Montreal, Canada |  Review #7388 on April 7, 2011: |
Mirela&Cliff
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I had my appointment on April 1st at 9am but as we all know already it is in fact first come first served. I was there around 6:30am and I was the first one to arrive. After 7am people started to lined up. When they opened the doors at 07:30am there were so many in the line.
I got a ticket with the number 1 on it and in less than 2 min I was called to the window where they fingerprinted me and asked me for my medical and passport. He gave me the x-ray back but after he opened the x-ray package and was sure there was an x-ray disk inside with my name on it. Then he told me to go back in the waiting room. I was called again to another window 5 min later and a nice lady asked me for the birth certificates original and copy, divorce certificates original and copies, police records just the originals (she told me she doesn't need the copies), copy of my passport bio page, I-134 form and supporting documents and the letter of intent, that's it. I gave her just what she asked me and n... read complete review
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #7347 on March 31, 2011: |
Wobbles
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My appointment was scheduled for Monday, March 28 at 8:30 a.m., but following the advice posted, I was there early, about 40 minutes before the doors opened-it was very cold. I had gone up the day before and done a reconnaisance trip. I stayed at the Queen Elizabeth hotel (expensive, but one night of pampering before the interview was worth it). The Queen E is about a 5 block walk to the embassy, which is closer to Rene Levesque blvd than St. Catherine's. There was one couple ahead of me. I had only taken with me my document case, x-ray (which nobody looked at or wanted) and a very few things in my pocket-wallet with some cash/credit cards, just in case, a couple of tissues, just in case, and a lipstick. The sign on the Consulate door says no purses (no qualification as to size) but I did notice women with small purses were admitted.
The guards inquired as to the purpose of my visit, looked at my passport and appointment letter, then sent me through the left side... read complete review
| | | Vancouver, Canada | Review #7345 on March 31, 2011: |
Ken&TJ
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Interview went well. Very polite & helpful person. We had to take care of a couple things that we missed. Make sure that your country spells your name correctly on your criminal background check. Mine mispelled my last name. You also need to have a criminal background check for every place you lived since the age of 16yrs. old. I missed this & had to wait for Germany to send the background check, then translate it into enlish. They approved me with the condition that I would send these 2 missing pieces of the paper pile they require. Sent them back overnight & my Visa was in the mail within 2 days.
I was nervous just like everyone else & I'm happy to say there isn't any reason to be as long as you are truthful.
| | | Armenia | Review #7314 on March 25, 2011: |
Yellowhead
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(updated on March 20, 2020)
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #7309 on March 24, 2011: |
gnothiseauton
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Hi all:
First of all, a huge thank you to VisaJourney.com! It answered many of my concerns and provided tips to make the nerve-breaking process much easier. My interview was on 3/21 in Montreal and it went like a breeze, like many on VJ said! (but i still could hardly sleep at all the night before...)
For those who don't want to read through the entire post, here are my suggestions based on my experience:
1. Don't bring a large bag: Better yet, don't bring any bag but a plastic shopping bag and a folder. On my way out of the consulate, there were quite a few people who were refused entry because the size of their bags.
2. Fill DS-230 even if you've filled DS-260: Montreal somehow wasn't equipped to handle electronic processing.
3. Bring an extra photocopy of all original documents
4. Arrive early regardless of your appointment time. It's first-come-first-serve.
Ok here is my interview experience... read complete review
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