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Ecuador US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.8
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121 Review(s)
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| Guayaquil, Ecuador |  Review #16418 on March 17, 2015: |
Davosky
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
The supervisor of the Immigrant visa section was extremely rude, asking personal questions not pertinents to our case, making derrogatory statements as of the nature and length of our relationship. He took almost 10 minutes to decide that the proof provided which were pictures, flight itineraries and US fiance's passport stating the actual 3 entries in 2014 were not sufficient, calling our pictures 'selfies' and questioning as of why more people were not in our pictures. He placed us in "Administrative Processing" and it wasn't until a formal repoonse letter from US lawyer plus 53 screenshot pages of daily skpe conversations, going back to April 2014; plus 41 additional pictures which included friends and their pets; plus over 10 pages of e-mails back dated to April 2014... for the embassy to finally send an e-mail that based on the additional information provided, the K1 Visa was approved. It is really a shame that US officers behave in such a negative and predisposed way on foreign s... read complete review
| | | Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #16294 on February 23, 2015: |
Rick1984
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· 2 people found this review helpful
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Long story short (don't have much time right now) I had read all the horror stories here describing the worst. Frankly, I am wondering if there is a different Guayaquil somewhere else because NO ONE, literally NO ONE was rude mean or anything of the sort. Everyone was at the least polite and at best actually friendly. I had all the proper documentation ready for my fiancee and it was actually mostly a matter of waiting waiting and waiting some more. Finally they called us together and really they spent 15 minutes with us and really only asked us 3 or 4 questions and of that, none of them were very serious (i mean i was asked if i speak English lol). I don't know if they completely overhauled the staffing as a result of negative publicity or what, but really, as far as dealing with government bureaucracy goes, I have had far worse experiences. the 4 out of 5 is simply because the young intern monitoring the queue had less knowledge and experience than the local security guards and the g... read complete review
| | | Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #15123 on September 3, 2014: |
andrea_smb
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And we got approved! I really want to share my experience with you guys.
About our case:
-I WENT TO MY INTERVIEW ALONE
-2 years, 4 months and a few days together
-He works in the Air Force
-I have been unemployed since December 2013
-I have traveled to the US three times as a J1
-He has been in Ecuador once and just for two weeks
I would like to tell you I have always had good experiences at the Consulate. Process for visas have improved over the years and the new building is really nice and bigger but i think they were more organized in the old one, because people did not have to stand waiting for so long and had to do many queues (for residence is not bad, you just have to do one queue but i am talking about other visas).
Anyways I would like to give a rate of 5 because everybody there were polite, even the security guards but I had a bad experience the firs time.
I h... read complete review
| | | Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #15011 on August 14, 2014: |
redvelvetjake
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
We got approved!!!!!
I accompanied my fiancee, Andrea, to our interview.
Our interview for the K1 visa was on August 11th, 2014. It was at 1:30PM at the Guayaquil Consulate. The location is relatively new, as of October 2013, and is located at Calle Santa Ana y Av. José Rodriguez Bonin. It is located about 20 minutes outside of the center of Guayaquil where the airport is and old consulate was located. It should be a $5-$10 20-30 minute cab ride, depending on traffic and which cab you get into.
Outside of the Consulate there is a small kiosk where you can get copies made or passport photos taken, if necessary. We had to get passport photos taken because the ones we had were rejected due to being too small. The 2 5cm by 5cm passport photos cost $5 and were taken and printed in less than 5 minutes.
Outside of the embassy you will be asked to show your ID and paperwork confirming your appointment. Then you will be asked to empt... read complete review
| | | Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #14851 on July 18, 2014: |
Alfre
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-2 Visa
Kelly petitioning for Alfredo's kids (her stepkids): Overall the experience was great/easy. The only hassle was getting to the new location. It is a very nice complex, but it is quite far from the city center, bus station, airport, etc. One child came down sick the night before the interview, and the people at the consulate were very nice letting us jump to the front of the two (not very long to begin with) lines we had to be in (one outside, one inside) and do our interview right away even though we were a little earlier than the half hour before requested. As for the actual interview, they only asked for the required passports/photos/medicals and our documents that show proof of marriage. They didn't ask for any proof of genuine parental relationship (maybe because we were both there?). When they called us back they asked the kids their ages, asked the youngest where her mom was, and took the older two's fingerprints. Their was a "problem" with one of the medicals, but they ca... read complete review
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