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India US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9 / 5
939 Review(s)
Mumbai, India
Review #4023 on March 2, 2009:

CJ Vasani




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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

so it turns out that the VFS screwed up by telling us that a third party can submit (on behalf of us) the courier fees and a copy of the passport with proof of submission of documents to NVC. We paid the courier fees on Feb 10, which was precisely within the guidelines that they gave us. They gave us a sticker to put on the passport and stamped the copy of the passport and NVC letter.

On Feb 25, we went for our interview as originally scheduled and found out that VFS had not forwarded any information to the Mumbai Consulate, so they officer behind the counter told us to come back the next day for the interview. We were scared at first, because we didn't know why this happened. Later on, we learned that if you do not visit the VFS office personally it will cause a problem. The consulate expects the applicant to be the person submitting the fees and documents to the VFS. It doesn't make sense for CR1 applicants whose documents have been already submitted, but this is what ... read complete review

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Mumbai, India
Review #4009 on February 27, 2009:

desihiten

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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

Hi Everyone,

I filed a CR-1 application. My wife was interviewed on February 25th, 2009. She got there early and waited in line with the rest of the people outside. At 7:30 AM the consulate asked for those who had an appointment letter to come up. My wife went inside and an Indian officer asked for her Police Clearance Certificates (PCC's) and the VFS receipt. The officer returned the VFS receipt back to my wife along with a token. Within a half an hour they took her fingerprints. Then she waited until 11:45 AM for the interview with the American officer. The interviewer asked if she wanted a translator...she did. My wife took an oath (to tell the truth). Then the (female) American officer asked the following questions:
1. How did you meet your husband?
2. Where did you go after the marriage?
3. When did your husband return to the US after your marriage?
4. Why did your husband only stay for two weeks after marriage?
5. How did you fall... read complete review

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Mumbai, India
Review #4001 on February 25, 2009:

kyle.sari

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Review Topic: K1 Visa

My fiance got approved!!! She arrived at VFS at 6:30am. The Stars and Stripes Lounge was closed at this time and she waited outside with a large group of people all having their interview that day. Finally at approximately 6:50am Stars & Stripes opened and she went inside to deposit her purse and mobile phone in a locker, because you are not allowed to take such items into the consulate. Then she got on the shuttle bus at 7:05am that took her directly to the Consulate at about 7:15am. She then went through a security checkpoint and then got inside the consulate at 7:20am. They gave her a small wooden block to hold onto which shows that you indeed passed through security. Do not lose this wooden block, because you return it to them when you exit the consulate. When she got inside she was directed to a counter where she gave her fingerprints, they also collected her original appointment letter here. After this she was told to wait in the Immigrant Visa section. She was sitting t... read complete review

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Mumbai, India
Review #3943 on February 13, 2009:

wisdom

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Review Topic: K3 Visa

I am a little late in writing this. I had my k3 interview at mumbai on 10th feb 2009. my husband had flown down for my interview. We reached the consulate at 6:45 am. They took me in at 7:30 am. My husband (US citizen )was not allowed in. I had my fingerprints taken and then we were called to the counters where the Indian officer gave me back my original marriage and birth certificate. They retained the copies and the original pcc. Then I had to wait till 10 am for my interview with the American officer. She was polite and asked me few questions
How did you meet?
What does he do?
How long has he been staying there?
Where did he study?
Who all are there in his family?
What does his brother do?

Then she said the long awaited golden words VISA APPROVED and it will be couriered to you. I wanted to collect it at vfs. So she said that I could try but they do not guarantee same day delivery of visa

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Mumbai, India
Review #3937 on February 12, 2009:

sanjanaa




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Review Topic: K1 Visa

THEY REALLY GRILLED MY FIANCE.
THEY WANTED TO HEAR FROM MY FIANCE THAT WE ARE MARRIED, WHICH WE ARE NOT.
QUESTION SUCH AS:
WHAT UR FIANCEE NAME?
FIANCEE PARENTS NAME?
WHAT DOES SHE DO?
FIANCEE PARENTS?
BIRTHDATE?
WEDDING PLAN?
THEY EVEN TOLD HIM IF YOU SAY THAT YOU ARE MARRIED WE WILL GIVE YOU VISA.
MY FIANCE SAID NO WE ARE NOT MARRIED.

AT THE END SAID UR VISA IS APPROVED.


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