China US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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528 Review(s)
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| Guangzhou, China |  Review #6635 on September 22, 2010: |
Sunny And Jim
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I flew to Guangzhou and arrived on Sept 11th to prepare for the interview on Sept 14th. We went over and over everything and thought we had everything prepared. On the day of the interview I was siting in the cafe with a few other American people I had met outside the embassy the morning of the interview. The first interviewee appeared from the interview and shook her head and said she was missing the unmarried document. My heart sank when when I realized we did not have one either. Even though you may have a certificate of divorce or even if you have never been married you must have a notarized, translated document from the Chinese marriage office stating you have not been married before or have not been married since your last divorce. My fiancee recieved a blue paper and was told to mail the unmarried certificate to the embassy. We went back to Beijing got the unmarried document and mailed it to the embassy and now we are waiting to hear back from the embassy.
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #6539 on August 29, 2010: |
dstone
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Long wait time, then a 3-minute interview. Didn't ask for anything -- no photos, etc.
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #6466 on August 12, 2010: |
mcdrew
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The wait for the interview was more than 3 hours.
The interview took 60 seconds.
Questions asked by VO-
1) How old are you?
2) How many time has your fiancée come to China; the last time?
VO was very friendly and courteous.
Now the real fun begins....
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #6436 on August 5, 2010: |
Cathy & Bruce
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K1 visa delayed 84 days SOLELY due to Cathy’s admission she was still a member of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) which resulted in Administrative/ Additional/Further Processing. She works for the local party office but her membership is/was ‘non-meaningful’ and of a ‘rank-and-file’ nature with ‘no ideological commitment’. I knew there was no reason for denial and the visa would eventually be approved but the uncertainty of how long the wait would be was excruciating!
The VO had no problems with the relationship being bona-fide, my finacial condition and other requirements. It was just the CCP membership that caused the delay. All they wanted was for her to fax a 'detailed resume' listing her education, jobs and any publications written. After that, nothing. I had my Congressman's office make an official inquiry but I don't know if that made anything move faster.
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| Guangzhou, China | Review #6426 on August 2, 2010: |
wkhsueh
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The interviewer is very kind and friendly as my wife's description. He only ask her my name and what do I do? Then he asked my wife's career. Because my wife used to be a store mamanger of Omega watch in Shanghai and a store manager of Zhou DaFu store in Shanghai. The interviewer asked her why did not she wear Omega watch and put on some jewlries now. She said she already return to the company. The interviewer said you should ask your husband to buy some for you. Then he said congratulation, you passed.
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