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Average Rating: 3.9
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89 Review(s)
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| Hong Kong, China |  Review #2981 on June 8, 2008: |
tomcat
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
the interview was for 8:30Am she waited in line for a few min
she was asked if she had any electronic devices she handed in her cell phone
she was the last one in and had to wait till all was interviewers were done lucky during the wait there was other Filipina also waiting so it wasn't so boring .
it was finally her time for the interview buy a Chinese lady she was asked a few questions and she also commented it was getting late almost noon so they had to rush the interview because of lunch break
she was asked were we meet , were in Hong Kong did we go , I'm I in contact with her family , handed her Medical papers and she needed assistance in opening the envelope just to move quicker to finsh the interview
Then she meet with a American women wearing big hoop earrings she commented that our paper work was perfect so it last 15 more min and she said that she will receive the Visa in a few days at 12:30 am i received a call with a scream she passed ... read complete review
| | | Hong Kong, China | Review #2935 on May 31, 2008: |
HKcouple
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Base on my fiancee, Hiu Ha chan, when she was at the interview.
There were so many people upon arrival, Tuesday May 27. I arrived about 15 minutes before doors was open, I even had time for breakfast at McDonald. Before entering, each person was inspected for harmful materials, I was lucky enough to bypass because a security randomly told me I can enter. Upon entering, I was told to hand in any cellphones or any communications electronics. (Even my NDS was handed in.)
First to be in line, thanks to that security.. Even though my husband had everything neatly binded in folders, the officers told me to unbind everything. It was not a delightful sight because there were many papers that was about to separate. The first interview was with a cantonese officers. It was a she, she was not too friendly at first because of the binding in the folders.
She asked many questions: (seen below) All answers was answered in Cantonese.
What is you... read complete review
| | | Hong Kong, China | Review #2839 on May 7, 2008: |
c-Low
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Friendly Consul Staff... Very Organized!... Get ready to answer a lot of questions... 
| | | Hong Kong, China | Review #2503 on February 22, 2008: |
defg
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My fiancee had a morning interview. She was interviewed separately by two people, first by a young Chinese woman in Cantonese, then a middle aged American woman in English. The Chinese interviewer asked about the entire history of our relationship. We ran into a hurdle when it came to "proof of relationship," as apparently we didn't bring enough photos. We had brought about 6 new select photos from our travels all over the world representing our "continuing" relationship, but didn't bring the previous photos from the US half of the application. My fiancee was pretty nervous at this point, since the Chinese interviewer said we might not have enough proof.
During her Chinese interview, the topic came up of how much my fiancee's family supported our relationship. While we did not plan on discussing it due to the possibility it could complicate matters with a K1 visa, my fiancee and I already had an "unofficial" Hong Kong wedding banquet with all her friends and family... read complete review
| | | Hong Kong, China | Review #2309 on January 4, 2008: |
Ben loves Yuki
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I had my interview on the 3rd January 08. I came there at 8.25am, and there were a lot of applicants there for visitor visas, and then the guard saw my appointment letter and told me to line up in front of the door.
After 15 minutes, they let me in and I went to the immigrant visa unit room at about 8.45am, there were like 10 people there. I handed in all the documents to a local officer and he asked me for a third passport picture ( the letter only says 2! ) anyway I gave him one more and then he told me to have a seat and wait.
After almost an hour, I had my fingers print.
And then after 30 minutes, I was first interviewed by a local lady. She asked me who applied the petition for me, how I meet my fiance, what does he do, why I want to marry him, what our marriage plan is, what common interests we have, what I worked and studyed before.. actually she asked me about our ages mostly, because she said "do you think it is too early for you two to get married?" I ... read complete review
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