China US Consulate Reviews
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528 Review(s)
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| Guangzhou, China |  Review #9589 on April 30, 2012: |
allinjohnny
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Overall it is a good experience for my wife. I didn't go back to china to accompany her for the interview. During preparation, I found a Chinese forum website for US immigration visas. It has some useful information, but some of them might not up to date, so you have to check the dates of posts.
http://usa.bbs.net/bbs/01/index.html?ne=1&ni=1
Photos and inside map of the US consulate: http://usa.bbs.net/interview/interview_ML/Interview_ML.htm
Medical exam FAQ: http://usa.bbs.net/bbs/01/962384.html?ne=1&ni=1
She arrived Guangzhou two days before the appointment document intake date. Since she has a friend lives close to the consulate, so didn't have to worry about lodging.
Took the medical exam next day. Very similar to the experience in ... read complete review
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #9578 on April 27, 2012: |
forestandsophie
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Very straightforward process.
Day 1: form submission and fingerprinting
Day 2: interviewer with questions
Questions were:
How did you two meet?
How did you fall in love?
What does your fiance do in the states?
Have you been to the US before?
Who is your co-sponsor?
The interviewer asked to see our pictures, we had put together a mini album of our pictures in the recent 6 months (after we submitted the K1 application) which I think is helpful for them to see that we are continuing our relationship.
S said the whole interview took about 5 minutes after hours and hours of waiting.
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #9561 on April 24, 2012: |
V@J
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #9435 on April 3, 2012: |
ama537621
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: General Review
The process was interesting to witness. I mean there was actually 4 Lines I never would of guessed that the Chinese could actually form a normal line. I almost took a picture of it for proof. lol
Anyway, document intake day was about 4 hours long. I suggest the milk tea if you wait in the little cafe.
Interview day was a lot longer. we arrived at 7am and there was already a long line of people waiting to get in.
Yuan was asked 4 questions
1. Are you CCP?
2. how did you meet your fiance?
3. when was your divorce?
4. was your fiance married before?
The only document they looked at was my passport. Yuan tried to show him pictures but he said no it was not needed. he had the pictures that we submitted with the original application. A very painless process. There was 5 woman from Yuan's QQ group and they all had no problems getting their visa's.
It was around 3:30 when Y... read complete review
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #9433 on April 3, 2012: |
foreignrelations
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· 2 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
One detail my fiance mentioned that I don't remember reading in other reviews was that they did a sort of group swearing-in before they started the interviews, having the interviewees promise to tell the truth. The interviewer's first question (asked in Chinese) was whether he had been sworn in. The rest of the interview questions were asked in English. They were, roughly:
-How did you meet your fiance?
-What was the name of the friend who introduced you?
-What was your fiance's job then? What is it now?
-What's your job? (my fiance explained he doesn't have a job yet; he just graduated from college last year. not a problem, apparently)
-Where is your fiance now?
The consular officer looked at our pictures. It sounded like he was quite friendly, and kept saying "no problem, no problem" after my fiance finished answering. Approved!
I really hate bureaucracy, but I have to admit the process went pretty smoothly, esp... read complete review
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