Ecuador US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.8
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119 Review(s)
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|  Review #4381 on May 15, 2009: |
Ferritt
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K3 Visa
Interview was at Guayaquil, Ecuador... Consulate location was not available in dropdown list on review page.
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| Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #4215 on April 11, 2009: |
PDXbicycleboy
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I did not attend the K-1 interview and as a result, our case has been put into administrative processing. My fiance had a couple minute interview before they told her that her petitioner should be there and then they gave her the letter asking for more evidence. I have sent in everything I have: 3 years of tax information (all original W-2's, everything). Sent in 2 round of evidence after the interview and the first round was responded to by sending my fiance the exact same letter she received after the interview. After the second round of evidence, the case was put into administrative processing and has been there since February. I visited the consulate in January to make sure they had our file and everything was in there. Not sure when it will get out of administrative processing. I contacted a lawyer for a consultation and that was a big waste of time and money because he didn't know anything more than I did and basically said he couldn't help. I have written congressman and... read complete review
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| Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #3901 on February 4, 2009: |
phoenix1
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We had our interview on Wednesday January 28. We called earlier in the month to set up an appointment but was told to call back because we had not completed our doctors appointment. With this done we called and was given a appointment for the interview two weeks from the call. We arrived at at 8am. It is very busy and many people are standing around as you walk in. My fiancee had her purse which caused some problems so I would not recommend taking anything but the files needed. We walked to a locked door were another guard let us in. We gave him cell phones and he gave us a ticket to retrieve them back. As we walked in we are directed to the second floor because the first was already full of people. There is a intercom system which is very hard to hear.. They called us at 10:30 am. I went with my fiancee every time she was called. We walked up to window and started giving her all the papers requested. Forms, sponsors, and proof. She commented on the amount of pictures which was 4 packe... read complete review
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| Review #3715 on December 12, 2008: |
VivaBaños
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Consulate-Guayaquil.
I followed the advice posted here and attended the interview in Guayaquil with my husband. We were approved, but in the process experienced some delays. All of the communication at the Consulate happened in Spanish. Here's what happened:
We waited 3 hours to be called to the first window. At this window, the Consulate folks told us that NVC had incorrectly approved us not using a joint-sponsor. The Consulate said that I needed to send the Consulate original documents from a joint-sponsor to be approved, that sometimes the NVC doesn't check every detail and it's the job of the Consulate to make sure all's in order at this last stage. The clerk helping us at this window was very patient and thorough, explaining each and every detail so that we could send correct and complete documents to not have a further delay. This was disheartening to hear!
Following the joint-sponsorship news, we had to wait to do fingerprints and the... read complete review
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| Guayaquil, Ecuador | Review #3691 on December 8, 2008: |
Chamy and Gatita
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US Consulate, Guayaquil. Arrival 8:00, Appointment: 8:30, October 2008.
Outside: A guard asks to see (only to see) the DS-157, receipt from Banco de Guayaquil, the envelope from the Doctor. He asks who I am, looks at my fiance’s passport, and uses a security wand to clear us.
The guard escorts us to a locked door, and another guard opens it and takes our things. We empty our pockets and he tells us to leave our phones in boxes (similar to a wall of mailboxes) beside him. We pass through a metal detector and retrieve our documents from him. All the guards were very nice. The second one even smiled and answered our questions about where to go.
Inside the consulate is a waiting room on the left and windows and clerks on the right. This area is for tourist visas. A hallway going back leads to stairs, past that is another waiting room and more windows and clerks. This waiting area is for K and immigrant visas. Upstairs is another waiting room and bathrooms, and one m... read complete review
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