Honduras US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.7
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89 Review(s)
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|  Review #23760 on May 8, 2018: |
StephL1226
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My husband just got approved this morning and had a really good experience. I was unable to attend for several reasons, so I was super nervous and couldn’t wait to talk to him to find out how it went.
He arrived at 8:20 for his 9:30 appointment and got right in with no issues. He went to the first window and said they didn’t ask for very many documents. Just the police cert., long form BC, affidavit of support, medical packet, passport photos, pictures of us as a couple and I think that’s it. This is like half of what is on the check list from their website, but I’m not complaining. The lady also commented about how prepared and organized he was. Apparently a lot of people were disorganized and did not have many of the required documents, so my advice would be to print out the checklist and don’t get on a plane until you have everything you need. The only things you should have to do in Honduras are: medical exam, birth certificate and ... read complete review
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #23752 on May 4, 2018: |
Adam and Adela
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| Honduras | Review #23475 on March 22, 2018: |
Harold_B
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***I am writing this review based on my fiancé experience I was not present at the interview but I will be as detailed as I can be based on what she told me. ***
Her interview time was at 1:15pm she left the hotel (hotel Palmira $25/night) at 12:00pm and asked the trustworthy taxi guy (she met him when she first went to tegus) to have her stuff (clothes, bag, phone) in his car. He was fine with that. When she arrived at the embassy and the guards asked her what time was her appointment. She confirmed 1:15pm and they told her to wait in line. She fiancé said she waited outside in the hot burning sun for an hour before a lady with a guard came out the embassy. She called people based on visa types and organized them in order. The lady then called the k1 visas which my fiancé said there were 4 in total including herself. She said once inside they passed by a metal detector and did normal airport procedures and then were directed to a special k1 window where they to... read complete review
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| Review #23063 on January 4, 2018: |
Karla vara
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| Honduras | Review #22446 on September 4, 2017: |
bakphx1
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Our experience was as below. Most of what you read in prior posts is correct and current, so I won't repeat much of what is already written. I used the information on our 8/1/2017 interview and it was current and useful.
The files are worked in a stack so arriving earlier than 6:30 - 6:45 offers no advantage. Everyone goes in together and the people working cases have no idea who arrived when. I saw them pulling a file off of a stack for each new person.
Some things not mentioned:
* We received non-compliant visa photos from Indio fotos the first time around in San Pedro Sula (yellow background-untrained person did it). There are places in Tegucigalpa that provide them, but due to travel complications we were in Tegucigalpa on Sunday when all of them were closed. Saturday we got some in San Pedro Sula at the last minute after all (some places take hours to process them). We were panicking over this on Friday. But...one of the stud... read complete review
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