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| Montreal, Canada |  Review #30803 on March 5, 2022: |
DamAk
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My interview was at 7:45am on Jan 21, I got there at 7:30 and waited in the line outside till about 7:50-7:55. Overall, I was there for 1.5 hours.
Once upstairs, I was called to the first window where they asked for my passport, marriage certificate, police certificate and birth certificate. The lady confirmed some general information for both me and my husband (name, date of birth, Canadian/US address and phone #s). She then asked about my name change since I applied with my maiden name at the NVC stage (using my old passport), but had gotten a new one in my married name in the meantime, so I showed her both passports. She asked if I had any documents to prove the legal name change, I told her I didn't have any document like that since I didn't go to a court to get the name changed, instead just assumed my husband's last name. I went to Service Ontario to get the name changed on my driver's license and health card initially, which were then used for the name change on m... read complete review
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #30800 on March 3, 2022: |
Candice & Pierre
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Interview was at 8am and arrived about 10 minutes before. Note: you are not allowed to bring a bag with you so you have to carry your document folder in your hands.
They let you in one at a time and ask for your passport - they give it back to you with a number attached. You then get scanned and have to put keys, phone and any other electronics into a locker.
K1 waiting room is on the 1st floor and you sit and wait for them to call your number.
First called up to cubicle to hand documents. They asked for passport pictures (x2), birth certificate (original), proof of residence in the USA and all supporting financial docs. Lady was quite friendly.
Went to sit back down and waited another 20minutes to get called to the interview cubicle.
The woman took my fingerprints and then asked me briefly who was my fiancé, where he lived, what he did and how often I had been to the USA before and if I had ever been arrested. She was also friendly.
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| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #30776 on February 24, 2022: |
michaelbenny2020
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Embassy interview lasted 15-20 mins. Provided all information and visa was 'refused' due to 'administrative processing'. Embassy appears to have targeted my fiancé based on his orientation (LGBT) and ethnicity (Asian). It has been 3 weeks with no response from the embassy. Embassy is ignoring emails that were sent.
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #30740 on February 15, 2022: |
Shaunah11
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· 2 people found this review helpful
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This consulate was super quick and easy. The interview consists of one question for me and that was how do you know your husband. That’s it. I am so happy I got such a nice consular officer!
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #30716 on February 5, 2022: |
WeekendPizzaiolo
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Do not arrive too early as security will only screen you at the time of your appointment. The interview lasted about 1.5-2 minutes, and it was fairly straightforward. The interviewing officer was polite, professional, and efficient. In the end, we were approved.
In exceptional cases, you can pay your K-1 MRV fee on the day of the interview if the fee payment website (ais.us-visainfo.com) is consistently not working. We had a long e-mail back-and-forth with the support team for this website weeks before the interview. They reset our account twice, but each time, we were prompted only for a courier fee but not the MRV fee. In total, we paid for about five envelopes, three before the interview and two on the day of the interview. If you need to pay the MRV fee, it will add another window to your visit. MRV fee payment is payable in cash only, US or Canadian dollars.
At one of the windows, we were given printed instructions to buy a postage paid MEDIUM envelop... read complete review
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