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Average Rating: 3.8
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| Guayaquil, Ecuador |  Review #6219 on June 16, 2010: |
DanKorn
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
This is a review of the Guayaquil Consulate.
Our appointment was scheduled for 8:30 AM. We got there at 8:00AM, but then did not begin to allow people to enter until 8:15 AM. We waited inside for around 2 hours before we were called.
A nice woman collected some papers, but not others. She only wanted new evidence to our relationship and the medical papers, not the police or birth certificate, nor my financial information. She asked my fiancee and I how we met, when she got the engagment ring, where we got engaged, how many times each of us visited each other, when and where we will be married and honeymoon, and a few other questions.
We then waited for for 20 minutes and we interviewed by the Consul and had no problems. We got the VISA and are very happy.
| | | Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #5897 on April 8, 2010: |
Cuneyt&Carla
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This review is for the Embassy in GUAYAQUIL for the K-1 Visa interview
7:35 am we were at the gate (no line no waiting) and went straight to security check. WE didnt have any problems at the security check and they let us thru DOOR 1. (No coins, no cell phones, nothing electronic).We went straight to the second floor which was quiet. Make sure not to bring anything but your documents.
9:00 am Someone comes upstairs and gives a speech about what to do and asked us to stand up to take the oath. He explains about what to do during and after the interview.
9:30 am They call our name and we go to Window 5, Ecuadorian lady (she returns some documents from the initial application-bank statements financial documents)asks for *Birth Certificate *Passport & Pictures *DS-156, DS-156K & $131 Receipt *Medical Records (she took the envelope only, not the Xrays) *Evidence for Relationship - We gave her the Skype conversations, Emails, pictures, ATT cellphone statements, Porta c... read complete review
| | | Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #5708 on February 20, 2010: |
HACC
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| | | Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #5614 on January 29, 2010: |
JoshyVeronica
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*Interview actually occurred at Guayaquil.
7:25 Left Hotel Alborada (seems very safe, we have stayed here 4 or 5 nights, 40 bucks per night)
7:48 V and I arrived upstairs of immigration office through immigrant visa line (much shorter at 3 people instead of ~40 people). There were 0 people in the citizen line, but I chose to go with V through the immigration line.
*Guards unsure of proper location for K visa applicants, we decide to hang out upstairs – this turns out to be correct. Upstairs is “residencia”. Guards went through our accordion file of evidence and opened our XRAY document .
7:59 We questioned whether we should be downstairs, went down, and came back up after still being unsure.
8:09 V refused to bring chompa to interview (despite VJ guidance), she now realizes that is a mistake
8:15 “This place is freaking cold” –V
8:16 “that was just a joke, you don’t have to put that down” –V
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| | | Quito, Ecuador | Review #5562 on January 18, 2010: |
jessyfrank
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Direct Consular Filing
I assembled all of the documents months before the interview in Guayaquil, Ecuador. I double checked every requirement. I knew that we had everything that we needed. I went to the interview with my husband just in case they needed to see me (I have heard from others that it was required in the past). I heard the entire interview because my husband was standing mere feet from me behind a curtain. All interviews were held standing up, behind two layers of glass. The man that interviewed my husband said that he was missing a document and a signature. He told him to leave and then come back weeks later once he had everything back together.
I pulled myself together quickly and got up the nerve to go speak to the immigration officer. I asked him what we were missing. He said that I did not have the original signature page for the financial support affidavit. I had included both a faxed copy and the original in the packet after taking extra measures to have that page. He insist... read complete review
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