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Average Rating: 3.9
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568 Review(s)
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| Bogota, Colombia |  Review #21501 on March 11, 2017: |
D y G
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· 2 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Hola soy d y g ....ayer 10 de marzo gracias a Dios m dieron la visa la cónsul fue muy amable m todo con una mujer morena q sólo m hizo unas cuantas preguntas..Como s llamaba mi prometido, hace cuanto tiempo vivÃa el en Estados Unidos,como nos habÃa conocido,q le contará la historia d como m habÃa m habÃa propuesto matrimonio,q si habÃa vivido en otro pais,que si el tenÃa hijos,que si tenÃamos hijos juntos,al final d las preguntas m dijo q mi visa habÃa sido aprovada,...para hacer los trámites y papeles para la visa m demore una semana en Bogotá ,hay q ir temprano para hacer los exámenes d laboratorio porque siempre hay mucha gente y hay q hacer fila y para el examen fÃsico con el médico también siempre hay mucha gente y tienen q tener en cuenta q si llevan niños le hacen una prueba d tuberculina y siempre sale positivo y entonces mandan hacer una radiografÃa d pulmón que tiene un precio de 180mil pesos .....al final de todo f... read complete review
| | | Bogota, Colombia | Review #21468 on March 3, 2017: |
Darren.Juliana
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I arrived to the emabssy early amt they let me in, a girl walked me to a table, she asked me to organize my documents as listed in a sticker on top of the table, after I went inside and I walked to another table (immigrant visas) another girl checked the documents again and then waited for about 2 minutes to be called in the first window, an officer checked my docs again and asked me if I lived in another country before, then she updated my email and gave me the documents in order and a card with a turn number. Moved to the waiting side for immigration process (it was about 15 min after I arrived). Then I waited for a long time, about an hour and a half, finally got called, the officer received my documents and she asked me to wait while she reviewed my case, she took a binder with our case (all the documents we sent with the I-129f) then she asked me to take the phone again, then she asked a few questions:
Who's your pettioner?
When did you met?
When was the last... read complete review
| | | Bogota, Colombia | Review #21467 on March 3, 2017: |
cbj
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| | | Bogota, Colombia | Review #21399 on February 14, 2017: |
milaroy
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· 3 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My wife tells me that they arrived at before her schedule time that was at 7AM she had all the documents ready a woman came looked through the documents before they went inside. Placed little green stickers on her documents and on her. Then went inside through security. Waited in a room that had 4 windows numbered 1-4 , they waited about 30 minutes then called to window 4 . A serious looking woman was there barely looking at my wife and girls. The woman had our file began to examine the paperwork and asked a few questions. How we met, when we met, when we got married, how many times I came to visit and what I did for a living.
Then said congratulations you're approved.
The visa will arrive via DHL in Santa Marta. She gave my wife instructions for paying for the immigration fee and thay was all.
The embassy woman did not say when the visas should arrive
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Good luck everyone with your journey.
| | | Bogota, Colombia | Review #21356 on February 9, 2017: |
mtgseq1321
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For k1 visas they let people in no matter what time your appointment is so Id suggest to go there as early as you can. Once there they check your documents and then you have to wait to be interviewed. Here are the questions they asked me
Who is petitioning you?
Where does he live?
How long has he been living there?
What does he do for a living?
How did you meet?
How did he propose to you?
Did you pick a wedding dress yet?
How do you communicate?
There were some extra questions because I was an au pair before. So she asked me how long the program was, the name of the family I stayed with and if I went back to the US after the program
Everything went smoothly. Good luck!
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