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| Montreal, Canada |  Review #5274 on November 20, 2009: |
Sam and Ben
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
We stayed at Le Dauphin Centre-Ville the night before, which was a five minute walk to the Consulate. (If you don't care much about complimentary breakfast, the hotel is a great place to stay. Their morning breakfast selection is very lacking, however.) Ashenflowers and her fiance bumped into us in the lobby, and recognized us from our picture. Was neat running into people we knew from VJ.
Our interview experience was fantastic, despite the cold. Knowing that a fair few VJ members would be arriving, we left very early, and were there for 5:30am. We were the first in line, then Ashen and Arabella joined us at around 6am with their fiances. Chatting with them made the wait seem like nothing at all.
The doors opened at 7:30am, and we were given letter A. Be mindful of the items you're not allowed to bring in. We were sent down a tall flight of stairs (hard to navigate with numb toes) to the waiting room in front of the elevators. We weren't given a sheet sayi... read complete review
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #5247 on November 17, 2009: |
Floridian
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Hi, Just a short review as all the other reviews with detailed info are superbly done!
Hotel: 1 Rene Levesque (5 blocks from embassy, Simple clean modern rooms $65-$100 night, Has kitchenette.
We took a cab since it was raining $6 , arrived as 2nd in line.
When we entered security was a breeze as we were prepared (no phones,etc..)
Once upstairs, were called in to window, where we submitted xpresspost (XLARGE) envelope to the very friendly agent at the window, then told to have a seat and wait for our name to be called.
Once called, proceeded to room 7, a small room with bank teller like window,
The consular officer swore us both in, and asked general questions such as how we met, when we met, then she asked about an overstay from 3yrs ago in the U.S. (we replied we had an approved extension of the i-94 on a B2 visa) Which she wanted to see. Unfortunately we did not bring it with us. I asked if she was able to retrieve it on her c... read complete review
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #5243 on November 16, 2009: |
CanAmerican
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Let me start off by saying how relieved I am that this part is over .
I arrived in Montreal Sunday night and stayed at les square Phillips. Very nice place and 5 min walk to consulate.
I got to the consulate at 630am.... And it was cold. So make sure to dress warm especially if you arrive early. I was first in line. We were let in at 730. The security staff was welcoming and helpful.
Went down the stairs and waited for another guard to take us up on the elevator. Once we were there we sat on the chairs waiting for our letter to be called. I was called and went to the corresponding window. The lady was super nice asked me how I was. She basically looked at my already submitted forms to see if my parents name and all the addresses were correct. Gave her my medical...xray was pointless to bring. She took my fingerprints. Then I returned back to the waiting room. By that time... Around 815 the room was packed. I waited about half hour to be called by name. I wa... read complete review
| | | Vancouver, Canada | Review #5239 on November 16, 2009: |
carvin317
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This was my experience.
Fiancee and I arrived in Vancouver on Weds morning at 7 am in Vancouver. We left the airport and took the Sky-Train for 7 dollars all the way to our Hotel. We stayed in the Day Inn off West Pender Street. Hotel Cost us 128 dollars a night. It is an old hotel, nothing fancy. One bed, tv, bathroom, a desk. Its two blocks from the American Embassy and about a mile from the medical.
Thursday morning at 4:00 Fiancee and I wake up get ready to go to the medical. We left our hotel and walked about a mile to Medical Address. It looks kind of shady right across the street from St. Paul's Hospital. There is a gate and you wait there until the lady that runs the clinic arrives and opens it for you. We were the first ones in line and the lady at the medical asks everyone to stay in order in which you arrive. You need to get all your documents in order and hand them to the lady at the front desk. She then will tell you to go get your... read complete review
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #5238 on November 16, 2009: |
darkchilde794
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I was scheduled for my K1 visa interview on November 13 2009. My fiance and I arrived at about 6:30 in the morning on our interview date. We brought everything we could fit in a huge accordian folder, which included the P4 letter, P3 letter, multiple copies of DS-230, DS-160 + receipt, DS-156 and DS 156K, 2 passport pictures (with my name printed in the back), police clearance, sealed medical, I-134 with supporting documents (1040, bank letter, employer letter), my current and past passports, most current fiance/fiancee letter of intent and a whole plethora of other documents which I felt I needed to bring... just in case!
Of all my arsenal of paperwork, I only needed/had to submit the passport pictures, passport, letter of intent, sealed medical, and I-134 with supporting documents. As I had received the latest version of packet 3, I had submitted all the necessary forms to the consulate, which they used for my interview.
Around 7:45 am, the embassy do... read complete review
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