France US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.2
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270 Review(s)
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| France |  Review #7788 on June 17, 2011: |
frenchphenom5
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
We arrived at the Embassy about 15 minutes before our interview (it was at 13h00). Got a ticket from someone at the entrance because the ticket dispenser wasn't working.
We sat down and about 1:15 our number was called and I went to guichet 20 to pay the 400 bucks. We sat down and waited another thirty minutes or so and we were called again. This time the person took all the documents requested in Packet 4. Told us what we would expect if the visa was issued, how to waive the condition on it etc. We then sat down again and waited another thirty minutes or so.
This time we met the Consular, she looked at all the papers. Asked me two questions (I'm the USC); Were you a student this year? (I wasn't, I was an assistant de langue) and then "Are you going to work next year in America?" My wife and I worked hard to go over all the questions in the interview guide on this website. It was so funny that after all that work, all the questions were directed to... read complete review
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| France | Review #7691 on June 1, 2011: |
nado2010
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Before having my date of interview, i got worried because i didn't receive the packet 4. After having faxed them, they called me back on Friday, May 13 (24 hours later) to tell me that the interview would take place on May 26. And they told me that i should receive the packet 4 soon because they sent it Saturday, May 7.
On May 17 i faxed them to tell that i didn't receive any mail?! The next day, they called me to tell me that if i didn't received the packet 4 i could come to the embassy without the letter of convocation 
So, the D-Day i went to the embassy, told the Security Guard that i have my interview today but i cannot show him my letter because i didn't receive it. Thus, he checked my passport, went inside and came back few minutes later to tell me to go inside.
Then, the woman at the reception gave me a ticket and 5 minutes later i went to the window where a woman spoke to me in french and asked me my passport. Then she told me to get bac... read complete review
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| France | Review #7665 on May 26, 2011: |
carine
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en 1h15 c'était bouclé!
la première personne monte le dossier, elle est vraiment sympa et explique bien les étapes suivantes de l'AOS.
Ensuite la consule m'a posée les question basic:
-comment vous êtes vous rencontré?
-Est- ce que vous travaillé
-Quel diplôme vous avez
- est -ce que votre famille française va assister au mariage?
rien de bien méchant
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| France | Review #7655 on May 25, 2011: |
drogbi
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Longue attente, fraicheur de l'accueil, impression d'etre dans un bureau de poste...
Ont m'a demande de refaire mon passeport car la photo presentait soi-disant des risques de falsification...
2 semaines de perdues, mais bon, a la fin tout est bien qui fini bien, j'ai eu mon visa.
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| France | Review #7553 on May 5, 2011: |
brian-and-aurore
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I spent a night in Paris as I had my medical the morning before, with Dr Slattery, whom I recommend.
I had my interview planned at 1pm and arrived around 12:40 but waited for 5 minutes before going in. I remembered from an old J-1 visa appointment that I had tried to be early but the police were not happy and had asked me to go back to the other side of the street so this time I asked the guy and he said it's fine. Then the security officer who checked my passport asked me why I was here and started joking. His colleagues took my cellphone and my hand sanitizer and I had to surrender a bottle of water and an apple.
A lady was seated at some sort of odd entrance desk and was distributing tickets with your calling number. I was the second person with an A-starting number (the immigrant ones) so I was quickly called to the 1st booth. A French woman (but as I started in English she followed, I could only tell by her accent) tore apart the top piece of my calling number shee... read complete review
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