Canada US Consulate Reviews
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| Montreal, Canada |  Review #6341 on July 14, 2010: |
Married2009
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We arrived at the consulate about 6:30 am. We stood on the left side of the door, and the line formed behind us. The guard opened the door around 7:30 am. We went down the stairs to the elevator. After about 15 minutes, the guard came down in the elevator and brought up letters A - E. We sat in the US citizens side of the room until 8:30. Letter B was called to a window before we were, but it wasn\'t long until Hubby was called. He handed in the orginals, made a couple of corrections on the DS-230, and was fingerprinted at that time. Then it was sit and wait again. At about 9:15 (Letter B was approved and gone by then), we were called to booth 7. A very nice lady swore us in. She said that she had retired from the Montreal office about 1 year ago, and only came back when they were swamped. This was her first day back, and we were her first case. She said that while she was waiting on the computer to boot up with her login, she had gone over our file. She said something ab... read complete review
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| Vancouver, Canada | Review #6336 on July 14, 2010: |
CQ & CS
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I have my interview today in Vancouver. My appointment was at 1pm and I arrived 20 mins to 1pm. Every thing was just as described as in other reviews. Both security guards at the entrance and 20th floor was super nice. My interviwer was super nice too. Basically he only asked me two questions coz he said he forgot about the 3rd one and all my front loaded evidence has already satisfied his concerns. The first question was the web site that I met my fiance and where and when we actually met in person. The second question was what my accounting creditial from, US or Canada. I told him that I'm a AICPA so the creditial was USA and he said it's a big plus that made him trust that I will not be a burden to US government. And that's it. Then we chit chat a bit and he remembered the 3rd question during our conversation. The third question was what my fiance does for living.
My visa did not approved right on spot because my police certificate has not arrived the consulate yet. ... read complete review
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| Montreal, Canada | Review #6328 on July 12, 2010: |
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| Vancouver, Canada | Review #6286 on July 1, 2010: |
BriCar
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| Vancouver, Canada | Review #6239 on June 19, 2010: |
MeggyMo
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Ok so I am so happy to finally be posting this up here!
I had my interview yesterday and as everyone had told me before it went great!
I was so shaky and nervous going by myself. Sadly my fiance Angelo had to work.
So I arrived an hour or so earlier than my appointment and was told to come back at 12:45.
I went to a nice little cafe and had some lunch and tried to calm my nerves.
After about 18 cigarettes I strolled back down there and was greeted by two very friendly security guards.
They searched through my binder with all my documents asked me if I had any metal objects on my person or electronics and then told me to go up the stairs to the elevators.
A very silent security guard then escorted me up the elevator to the 20th floor.
I got off and went through another set of security. These guards were also very pleasant. One of them let me through the door and I sat and waited.
I met a nice young woman who was also going f... read complete review
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