Honduras US Consulate Reviews
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| Honduras |  Review #13709 on January 24, 2014: |
chris and laura
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my interview was on february 7 2013 at 8;30 i got to the embassy at 5;00 in the morning i got inside like 7:00 they called me to get my finger prints and then i make the first line and like 30 min after they called me the #1 window there was a guy he saw all my papers and the pictures and he organized them and then he keep my papers and i went to sit and wait in line... like 30 minute after the consul called me for my interview i was so nervous i got in and there was a young lady she asked my name my age and then she started looking at my pictures she just asked me for one picture of my husband my grandma and i and she smiled and ask me when we got married and where and after that she keep looking some pictures and she said congrats your visa has been approved, and she gave me a pink peace of paper to come back for my passport the same day in the afternoon  it was so easy
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| Honduras | Review #13496 on December 19, 2013: |
DRAGOY79
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· 4 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Our case was expedited through from NVC and the consulate received it on the Friday 6 december. After hounding the consulate from 9-11 December both calling and emails we got our interview scheduled on 16 december which coincide with me coming in for Christmas vacation as well (wasn't expected to but it was good timing).
We chose and requested Monday the 16th because after reading about the embassy not having the Visa issued correctly we wanted the most time possible so make sure it is done correctly and therefore allotted more time for the process. Biggest reason is that I knew that they are closed on Friday (Immigration section) and the next week they will only work on Monday. Also, the embassy website provides what case will be on what date so I knew beforehand that there was 19 other cases on Monday, 16 on Tuesday and so forth. Biggest reason for knowing why is so that we know how long the wait would be.
We stayed at the Marriott and went to the Embas... read complete review
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| Honduras | Review #13327 on November 25, 2013: |
Su&Hermes
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· 3 people found this review helpful
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I arrived on Tuesday, November 19, 2013 at the Tegucigalpa airport, and was greeted with flowers by my Fiance (it was FANTASTIC after not seeing each other for almost 5 months!!). We went to our hotel (The Aparthotel Guihajarro), and they said that the person in our hotel room was still there, so they sent us to their other hotel (The Minister Aparthotel), and we got the same rate (only $80/night for two of us) and it was a suite!! It was so nice and included a super nice breakfast, fitness room, etc.
The next day we went to the Embassy super early (around 6:15). There was already a really long line, even though the doors didn't open until 7. The line for the resident visa is on the right side, which was much shorter thankfully. A girl that worked at the embassy came by to check that we had our e-mail from the embassy saying when our appointment was. We did, and we were on the list. Then around 7 they started letting people into the embassy. We went through securit... read complete review
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| Review #13309 on November 23, 2013: |
Rob and Brenda
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| Honduras | Review #13241 on November 15, 2013: |
stb133
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
We arrived at the US Embassy in Tegucigalpa at around 6 AM.
There are two lines. The one line is to the left of the building under an awning and that is for tourist visas and the other line was to the right of the building sloping downhill and that is for resident visas (that includes K1). The wait wasn't very long until they came by to see our interview letter and put a check mark at the top. We then waited a little bit longer and they let us into the building.
Upon entering the building you need to remove your shoes, belts, and anything that would set off the metal detector. I recommend not wearing shoes that are difficult to put on/take off as this will delay you every time you enter and exit. We were led into a large waiting room where they had us just sit down in the order we entered.
A woman who works there went over some basics about what was going to happen. This conversation was completely in Spanish so I don't have a verbatim ret... read complete review
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