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Germany US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4 / 5
499 Review(s)
Frankfurt, Germany
Review #2048 on September 21, 2007:

jae

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Due to the autoshow (IAA) going on right now in Frankfurt the Hotel Friedberger Warte has “special” rates for a single: 180 euros (after I mentioned I need to go to the Consulate I was told I could get a discounted rate at 175 euros. What a joke!) So I searched the internet and found a hotel websearch (www.rma.de) for the Frankfurt/Rhein-Main area with pretty good deals. I stayed in a 3-star hotel for 59 euros, very close to the city center, simple but clean and a 10 mins U-Bahn ride away from the Consulate.

My interview was scheduled for 8:00 (Sept. 18) but I actually arrived 10 mins late (due to the breakfast buffet at the hotel which was included in the 59euros). I was 4th in line outside the Consulate compound. I needed to show the proof that I had paid for the Visa (e-mail confirmation by Roskos & Meier) and my passport and then got this ticket number. I could go through the security check immediatley afterwards.
Inside the grand hall I showed my waiti... read complete review

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Frankfurt, Germany
Review #2047 on September 21, 2007:

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Everything went smoothly at the embassy. The only thing that might be disturbant is the long waiting time. All in all it was a very interesting experience. Everyone was friendly and in the end it was pretty easy.

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Frankfurt, Germany
Review #2045 on September 20, 2007:

Arnt

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First of all: Everything went nicely!
The interview was scheduled for 9:30. I was there at 7:50, lined up in the left queue to get a number, then the right queue to get through the security check. After that the standard procedure as it has been described before:
1. Window 22/23 to show a proof of having paid the fee and hand over passport
2. another window to hand over documents
3. being sworn in and the "interview" with two questions: "how did you meet your fiancee" (my answer: work) and "what company was that?"

At 9:30 I left the building :-)
The hotel "Friedberger Warte" is really close, book through ebookers to get a good rate.

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Frankfurt, Germany
Review #2032 on September 17, 2007:

DakotaK1




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The Interview was pretty easy going.
I had my appointment for 8 in the morning.
All went pretty fast.

What kind of surprised me was that the interview took place behind one of those windows.For some reason I figured I would have to go into an extra office room with the officer.
All I got asked was "How long have you two known eachother" and "Where did you two meet".


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Frankfurt, Germany
Review #1991 on September 5, 2007:

hhN400

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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

My wife's interview was scheduled for 9:30am on 9/4. We arrived at about 9:10am, got a ticket and got into the queue to be admitted to the consulate. When we entered the big waiting room, my wife's ticket number was already up. She handed in her passport, a photograph, and part II of the DS-230 form at the call window. Ten minutes later she was called to another window where she handed in the remaining documents; all her papers were checked and found to be in order. My wife recieved instructions about the procedure at the port of entry and that was it for this window. After ten more minutes of waiting, she was then called to the consul's window who only asked whether everything on the application was the truth, and had her sign the DS-230-II form. He didn't ask any other question and told here that the visa will be in the mail in a few days. That was it -- very quick and efficient; everybody was very friendly, courteous, and completely painless. The whole procedure took maybe 30 or 35 ... read complete review

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