France US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.2
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275 Review(s)
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| France |  Review #15926 on January 7, 2015: |
Franceus
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Questions asked-
"When did you meet your fiancee?"
"When was your last visit in the US?"
"Do you have any wedding plans?"
"Why San Francisco as wedding destination?"
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| France | Review #15732 on December 5, 2014: |
clairainette
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I had my medical the day before the interview. It was with Dr Slattery. My appointment was at 11:00am. He first examined me, then I had to go get a blood test and a chest X-ray (all in the same neighborhood). I had to come back at the Dr Slattery's around 3:30pm to pick up the sealed envelope for the embassy, and another envelope with my Y-Ray and my vaccinations record (They told me to travel with it and save it preciously).
The day after was the big day! I had to be at the embassy at 12:45am. I first went trhough the security and picked up a ticket with a number.
20 minutes later, I was called and the woman checked my passport, kept a part of my ticket and my embassy letter (the one with the appointment date).
An hour and around 45 minutes later, I was called by the same lady to check all my documents.
Then 20 minutes later, another woman called me... the interview officially started! It lasted around 5 minutes. She asked me just a few questions: "... read complete review
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| France | Review #15673 on November 26, 2014: |
YohannR
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Premier jour hier, la visite médicale. J'avait choisi le Dr Slaterry, c’était plus simple pour moi de m'y rendre. Je n'ai pas été déçu, son cabinet est littéralement a 100 mètres du trocadero, avec une superbe vue sur la tour Eiffel. Pour ceux qui comme moi, ne vont jamais a Paris, ça détends. Ça se passe en 3 étapes. La prise de sang, la radio et la consultation. J'ai fait la prise de sang au début, c'est a 50m du cabinet a pied. Rien a dire c'est ultra rapide. Puis la consultation. Le médecin vérifie les vaccins. Il vous pèse, vous mesure et vous palpe pour détecter d'éventuelles anomalies. Il est très sympa, c'est détendu, pas d'ambiance flicage "Est ce que vous êtes malade? Est ce que vous voulez contaminer tout le pays" C'est plus au cas ou. La radio se passe a quelques centaines de mètres du cabinet. C'est super on est visiblement prioritaire quand on viens pour un visa. J'ai pas attendu.
En résumé j'avait rendez vous a 11h chez le médec... read complete review
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| France | Review #15613 on November 17, 2014: |
dkon
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45 minute wait for the 1st portion: Identity check and passport processing (in French; 3 minutes long)
20 minute wait for the 2nd portion: Overview of paperwork (in French; 20 minutes long)
40-50 minute wait for the 3rd portion: Relationship interview (in English; 10-15 minutes long) **This part is pretty intense with A LOT of questions
Total time about 1 hour 45 minutes
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| France | Review #15586 on November 12, 2014: |
TM713
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We arrived at about 12:45 for a 1:00 interview, and after checking our interview letter, they let us in. We went through the security check and then inside, where we were given a ticket and told to sit in the waiting room.
The number was called up three times: first to hand in the interview letter, second to go over our paperwork, and third for the interview. Everyone we spoke to was very professional and courteous, and the interview went well. The petitioner was allowed to be present at the interview, but I could not say anything. I don't recall the interview questions, other than asking how we met, how long we've been married, and a few others. After a few moments of entering information on her computer, the consular officer told us the visa had been approved!
We were told that the visa would be in our hands within 10 business days. All in all, we were there about 2.5 hours, and we were not the first people in line for the interview.
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