Germany US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4
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518 Review(s)
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| Frankfurt, Germany |  Review #15804 on December 17, 2014: |
SK2014
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I arrived at 09:30am with my interview at 10:00
There was a few people in line (about 7/8 people) waiting outside. The line moved pretty fast got to the greeting window within 5mins. I handed in my passport and they scanned the application approval confirmation form and gave ticket number. Next I went through security checks (just like at airports) very fast, then it's a short walk to the consulate building. Once inside you remove the stuff put in the plastic bag (given at security check stage) and put the empty bag in the bins provided.
Then I entered the hall, where I handed my ticket given at greeting window to reception and was given a paper explaining what the process would be for the interview and domestic violence document. I had to go first right away to the cashiers desk (window 22) handed in the ticket and passport and the payment/fee confirmation document. That took 10mins, then I was asked to sit and wait to be called (by either name or number so pay ... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #15774 on December 11, 2014: |
R.Santana
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-2 Visa
I arrived there at a few minutes before my interview at 8 A.M. and everything went very smoothly. Since no fees had to be paid I just waited for CO to call my number to the first counter where they took my finger prints. Took a seat and waited another ten minutes or so to be called to a secondary where another Consul proceeded to ask me a few simple questions, who my sponsor is (mother), her birthdate etc. All in all a pleasant, short conversation after which he told me that my Visa was approved and they would send it in the mail. The entire process took around 50 minutes, a majority of which was waiting time. Everyone was very friendly and uncomplicated. They didn't ask for the document that I had been missing. Tip: Take enough change with you for the shipping. Cost 4.60€ for me. Other than that, all pleasantries.
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #15765 on December 10, 2014: |
Angelikabunny
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Everybody was very friendly
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #15748 on December 7, 2014: |
Angelikabunny
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #15710 on December 3, 2014: |
Stressed Out
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(I'm the USC petitioner...I accompanied my husband during his interview)
Our appointment was for 07:30 and we showed up at 07:10, went to the right line (for everything other than non-immigrant visas) where we waited maybe 3 minutes before a voice on the speaker system asked for the one next in line from the US Citizen Services line. The lady was real friendly, wanted to see both of our passports and gave us a green slip and a W-number and told us to go to security screening.
At security outside the man had us empty our pockets and asked us if we had any electronics. Our passports and everything we were carrying in our pockets were all put into a plastic bag that was xrayed inside with the rest of our stuff. (jacket, purse, etc....shoes can stay on) They kept the headphones in my purse and gave me a laminated pick-up number so I could retrieve them when we left the consulate.
Once inside the interview hall we were greeted by a man behind a ... read complete review
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