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| Montreal, Canada |  Review #24989 on November 6, 2018: |
SBAB
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Quick and straight forward.
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #24965 on November 2, 2018: |
Bethany123
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My appointment was at 9:00 and I got there around 8:15. They gave me a laminated sheet with the order of documents I needed to hand in along with a number that would be used to call my turn. They called my number at 9:30 and they asked for my documents and I got fingerprinted. I went and sat back down and was then called up at 11:00 for my interview. It was at a window where I just stood. The man asked me how we met, when we got engaged, how long I spent in the States when I visited, and what my husband does for work. Then he gave me my welcome letter and said congratulations.
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #24927 on October 29, 2018: |
DFG
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Had my interview today. Everyone was super helpful and nice. Arrived at US consulate at 7:10 am. Doors opened at 7:20 am. I was fifth in line. My interview was scheduled at 8:00 a.m. Once you enter, you check in, receive a handout with the order you are required to submit your documents in. Arranged documents and then took elevator to the 19th floor. I was called up and met with a kind woman who obtained and reviewed my documents one at a time. She entered some data and then told me that first step was complete and documents were all in order. I sat back down and waited to get called for my interview. I swore an oath and another nice lady asked me how my husband and I met, the first time he came to visit me and the longest I’ve ever stayed in the USA followed by a few standard questions about ever being denied entry etc. Once that was done, she handed me a sheet of paper and with a huge smile told me that I was approved. Only issue now, Canada Post is on strike and so the retur... read complete review
| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #24869 on October 21, 2018: |
MariahK
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If you're prepared this will be the easiest part of the journey. My interview was on October 17th. To start off, the Consulate is like on the side of a main street, if our Uber driver didn't point it out we wouldn't have noticed it. Although there was already a line up outside. The security guard was nice enough, he slowly let people in when it was time for your interview. There is a person at the entrance who looks at your passport, puts a sticker on the back, gives you a laminated piece of paper. Then you go though "airport" security, you empty your jacket pockets of everything, put all your belongings into a box, goes through. You get a ticket for your electronics, keep this with you.
First everyone was told to go downstairs and wait in a room, here you can organize your paperwork the laminated paper will tell you what you need. Then the guard will tell you when you can go upstairs - you take the elevator up to the 19th floor. The view is awesome.
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| | | Montreal, Canada | Review #24864 on October 20, 2018: |
Jennifer4489
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It was a pretty short and seamless experience if you are prepared. I actually think I was over prepared, because I didn’t even need to show them half the documents I brought, but I think it’s smart to bring as much evidence as you can just encase they request it. I entered the building at 8:15am for my appointment at 8:30am. I was greeted by an officer who asked for my passport, she then gave me a laminated sheet with a number on it and instructions of the order of specific documents you need to have ready before your appointment. I went through security and then took the elevator to the 19th floor. I sat in the waiting room for around 45 minutes before they called my number and was instructed to go to a specific window. The woman there then asked for the documents that were listed on the laminated sheet, asked me a few questions to make sure the information from my file was still up to date, and then took my finger prints and I was instructed to go sit back down and wait... read complete review
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