Colombia US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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565 Review(s)
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| Bogota, Colombia |  Review #33390 on September 19, 2024: |
ecw1900
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
We got there about 6:20 a.m. for a 7 a.m. appointment.
Lining up outside the embassy was surprisingly orderly. I just thank god it wasn't raining. For K1 visa, there's no reason to fight or jostle. Your arrival time and appointment time seem to have no relation to when you are called to the window. Don't be afraid to ask questions about where to line up. Because K1 is sometimes called an immigrant visa and sometimes a non-immigrant visa, it can be confusing even for those who are trying to be helpful.
You go through an airport-style security screening first. Then there's a line to check your documents to ensure they are in the correct order. (You will be given a slip of paper showing the preferred order both at your medical appointment and at the CAS biometrics appointment.) Then there's another line where you hand in the documents at the window.
Then you sit and wait and wait and wait to be called. We were among the last to be called amo... read complete review
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #33369 on September 12, 2024: |
Joshua and Luis
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The interview was simple and quick,
Approved pending medical results
4 questions
What is your fiancé’s job?
Has your fiancé been to Columbia in the past two years and when?
Does your fiancé speak Spanish?
How did you meet your fiancé?
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #33315 on August 2, 2024: |
SabLan
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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Interview 07/31/2024
Medical Exam Labs and Embassy Package - Highly recommend Dr. Jairo H. Roa’s office. Very efficient, very professional, very patient friendly, comfortable environment.
ASC - Location for biometrics are in the courtyard between G4 and G5. Very organized and we were in and out in ~20 minutes.
It has been said a few times but want to stress…..IF YOU ARE DIVORCED OR A WIDOW OR WIDOWER YOU MUST BRING ORIGINAL PRINTED(HARD COPY)DIVORCE DECREES OR DEATH CERTIFICATE. THEY WANT TO FEEL THE RAISED SEAL AND FEEL THE PAPER. Does not matter if your are Colombian(Beneficiary) or American(Sponsor). Same thing about the Colombian Birth Certificate, must be the original, stamped by the notary and translated. We had the birth Certificate, had it translated, but it did not have the seal and thus was rejected.
General observation was if you were able to get the window before 11-11:30am after the initial intake, mos... read complete review
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #33303 on July 20, 2024: |
ocjmakaveli
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
We showed up 6am at the corner of embassy. Appt was for 7am but it doesnt matter we were there until 11am. Theres no order or reason how they call people up.
They asked how did you meet? How many times did he visit you? How many days each time? Show me pictures of relationship which we had plenty of them. Those were only questions.
We had 221g yellow sheet because my previous divorce paper wasnt the official stamped copy. Hac
Ve to send it in to the fingerprint asc office and should be resolved in 3 weeks. Consular said its approved pending this one document. Overall great experience.
Some people were denied due to not having relationship evidence etc. Half of the k1 visas had 221g slips given to them.
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| Bogota, Colombia | Review #33246 on June 21, 2024: |
Ricardo & Leidy
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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Interview fairly quick please make sure to bring original divorce decree with you for all you divorced people don't even make copies of it so if you have original mail it too Colombia or bring it with you they want to feel and see the raised edges on the stamp or if it isn't a raised edges they want to see the ink bleed right through on that stamp.
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