Colombia US Consulate Reviews
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| Bogota, Colombia |  Review #12069 on June 5, 2013: |
sandra14
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #12059 on June 4, 2013: |
marianita0526
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #12033 on May 30, 2013: |
Kevin y Kelly
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My fiancee and I are staying at http://www.arlington-place.com. They are nice apartments but it's not close to the Embassy. We left the apartment at 6:00 for our 7:30 appointment. It was only a 20 minute taxi ride because there was no traffic and I think it cost 13 mil pesos ($7). Line #1 was already out to the street but no one was on line #3 for the K-1 visa. After waiting for 10-15 minutes a lady came out to give us instructions on what forms to have ready. She didn't give us a folder to put the forms in but she gave us a sheet with the forms needed and the order to put them in. I quickly arranged our forms neatly and in order. At 6:45 they let us into the Embassy. I left my cell phones at the apartment because I didn't think we could bring them. Kelly brought her phones and they allowed her to bring them inside. At 7:00 Kelly was called to the window. She turned in our forms and the lady asked her about my father who is our co sponsor b... read complete review
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #11992 on May 20, 2013: |
gamm3
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We arrived at the embassy at 10:15 for our 10:30 appointment. We went to line 3 which was shorter. There we discovered that we had forgotten the photos at home! Trying not to get in a fight, we quickly went across the street and my husband had two more photos taken which cost 10.000 pesos! We came back to the line within 10 minutes and then waited about 10 more minutes for them to let us in.
We went through "security" but they did not take our cell phones. I guess the rules have changed. We past by the regular line and almost immediately went up to the window where my husband spoke with a Colombian woman in Spanish. She asked him about some of his trips to the US, about me living in Colombia. She also asked for his police certificate.
We then sat down for a few minutes and got some coffee at Crepes and Waffles. While we were there, they called us back for the 2nd interview. My husband did his fingerprints and signed the form. The American man asked him ab... read complete review
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #11975 on May 17, 2013: |
kkary
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