India US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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938 Review(s)
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| New Delhi, India |  Review #6762 on October 24, 2010: |
Jimmy S.
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Case was placed in AP, and It was out of AP by Oct 14th.
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| Mumbai, India | Review #6750 on October 21, 2010: |
NSG
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The interview was very straightforward. The entire process from entry into teh consualte to exit took about 3 hours from start to finish (inc interview). Minimum questions were asked like :
1) Who is sponsoring you?
2) How did you meet?
3) How did you decide to get married? What were the common interests etc?
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| Chennai, India | Review #6747 on October 21, 2010: |
smsgrl2009
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My husband was asked when he proposed..which he couldn't remember..and neither could I honestly..The interviewer was very rude concerning my prior marriage and the fact that I have a daughter from that marriage. Implying there was no way a legitimate relationship could be in place because of my past. Still..the remaining questions he answered properly and in the end was denied due to my job change from 2 weeks prior. They gave him the blue sheet and I had to get a letter from my employer stating my income and position and start date to verify I still fit the AOS criteria. Overall, my husband said he felt humiliated because of the way the consular spoke to him. But at least we are approved
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| Review #6744 on October 20, 2010: |
rsan
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Rating only
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| Chennai, India | Review #6722 on October 15, 2010: |
pras_padmini
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The interview at the consulate was a tough, long process. They really grilled her asking details about the marriage ceremony (where it took place, how many people attended, etc), my workplace, my family and siblings, whether she was going to work/study in the US, how we met. Her interview lasted from 8am to 1pm, and several people asked her questions. This was also the first time she had so much interaction with people with American accents (it's the consulate, so it's all Americans). On top of that she saw quite a few people leave crying, presumably because they were rejected. They don't allow cellphones, so there's no way she could contact me or anyone else while inside.
Anyway, she passed the interview, so that was a huge relief. But please don't underestimate the interview - it's not just a simple "Do you have all your documents? Ok, your visa's approved".
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