China US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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526 Review(s)
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| Guangzhou, China |  Review #11445 on February 9, 2013: |
SVH
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Direct Consular Filing
The process seemed to be a bit overwhelming when we first started doing research. It actually ended up being fast and fairly easy once we got started. We did have one hiccup and had the I-130 returned because I missed a couple "N/A" or "none" entries on the form. Even with this minor setback, the whole DCF process only took 3 months.
My suggestion for anyone planning to DCF is to be prepared. Have all of your documents ready and in an easy to find order. I saw one I-130 application ahead of me turned away (and he had traveled pretty far) simply because he didn't have passport PICTURES needed for the forms.
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #11434 on February 7, 2013: |
klo
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She arrived at 7:15am and finished about 10:30am
The interview was done in Chinese. The VO was an american lady and was asked the following:
1) Have you ever been to the United States?
2) Have you been to other cities for more than a year?
3) Are you CCP?
4) Who applied for you?
5) Where was he born?
6) How did you met him?
7) How many times have you met?
8) What's his occupation
9) What are his hobbies?
10) Where you planning to have the wedding?
11) When are you deciding to get married?
Thanks to everyone on VJ! The advice and info really helped. Going through this experience, I think front-loading and proving your genuine relationship early in the process helps make a difference
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #11389 on January 31, 2013: |
sanyata
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My fiancée was one of the first ones called for an interview and was out of the building by 0845. What a pleasant surprise as I had planned for a long arduous wait.
She got a woman CO who was very pleasant and asked the following questions:
Do you or your fiancé have any children?
Have you ever been to America?
What is your fiancé's name?
How did you meet your fiancé?
When did you meet your fiancé?
How many times did your HUSBAND visit you in China? (My fiancée corrected her to "fiancée not husband)
Are you a member of the CCP?
What does your fiancé do?
We had made flash cards with every question we could possibly think of and practiced well into the night last night. I had made several with questions about me using the word "husband" and she quickly learned to be on alert for the tricky question. I doubted they would ask that but they did so it paid off.
They CO looked... read complete review
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #11380 on January 30, 2013: |
mdglotzbach
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Doc intake day
They took all the required documents and asked her a few questions.
they asked:
What my name was?
Have you traveled abroad?
and if Mandarin was good for interview? she said she could do English.
Interview day
They only asked a few questions and didn't even ask to look at our pictures or any evidence of relationship. All they looked at was the forms from the doc intake.
They asked:
Where do I live?
Why do I live with my mamaw? papaw passed away recently and we chose to live with her because she's never lived alone.
Who the co-sponsor was? My dad
What do I do?
And where?
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #11355 on January 25, 2013: |
MiHart
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The interview was surprisingly painless. My fiance was asked questions about her year in the United States, her J-1 visa and the company she did her internship with. There were no requests for any of the pictures, phone records, etc. that she had prepared. She was approved and out of the interview by 9:30am.
Since my fiance is finishing her two year residency requirement of the J1 the VO told her they would wait until after the 2 year anniversary date to mail her visa. This seemed to be fair to me.
It my very limited experience, if you fill all the paperwork out properly and are legitimate about your relationship you should have no worries about the interview!
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