Jamaica US Consulate Reviews
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| Jamaica |  Review #6593 on September 10, 2010: |
SHELLY-T
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· 3 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: F-2A Visa
MY HUBBY WENT TO THE EMBASSY AT 7:30 HE DIDNT GET OUT UNTIL 11:49. HE SAID THAT THERE WAS ABOUT 20 OF THEM THAT WENT AND ONLY FOUR WERE APPROVED! THEY ASKED
QUESTIONS LIKE:
HOW LONG HAVE WE BEEN MARRIED?
WHERE DID WE MEET?
WHY WE GOT MARRIED?
HOW MANY PEOPLE WERE AT THE WEDDING? (HE FLIPPED THROUGH THE WEDDING ALBUM AND LOOKED AT THE PICTURES)
WHERE DOES HE LIVE?
WHEN DID I LEAVE JAMAICA?
HOW LONG WE HAVE BEEN TOGETHER?
WHAT TYPE OF WORK I DO?
WHERE I WORK?
HOW OFTEN HE SEES ME? (HE WAS SPECIFIC IN ASKING THE DATES)
HE ANSWERED EVERY QUESTIONS CORRECTLY THEY GAVE HIM THE PINK SLIP AND TOLD HIM TO PAY THE FEE AT DHL.
YEAH!!!!
I COULDNT HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT ALL YOU VJERS....THANKS FOR YOUR ADVICE AND INPUT!
AND MOST OF ALL TO GOD BE THE GLORY!
(updated on September 10, 2010)
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| Jamaica | Review #6567 on September 6, 2010: |
Fishlady
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My fiance's interview was scheduled for Sept 3 @ 11am for his blue sheet interview. He checked in with the ladies with the yellow shirts. Went through security and walked through the court yard. A man stapled his information to the blue sheet (police record) and gave him his number. When his number was called he went to the window. The interviewer asked him about his arrest. He then said ok all these charges were all thrown out of court. He then asked him if he had any other problems with the law. He aked for his passport and then told him to go pay DHL for your visa delivery.
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| Jamaica | Review #6497 on August 18, 2010: |
Stud-Muffin
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· 2 people found this review helpful
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| Jamaica | Review #6477 on August 13, 2010: |
Fishlady
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· 4 people found this review helpful
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Me and my finance arrived at the embassy around 7:10am. Our appointment was at 8:30am. We entered the embassy around 8:00am. The ladies with the yellow shirts gathered our paper work (DS156, D156K, DS157 & proof of visa payment). We entered through security (no cell phones, liquid gels, etc.). We passed the group of people sitting outside (visiting visa applicants) and went through the door, where a gentleman handed us a yellow slip and our number A140.
We waited about 1 1/2 hours before our number was called. A lady requested a copy of our documents (she was not very friendly, never made eye contact). She fingerprinted my fiance and then requested we be seated, and await our same number to be called.
We waited another 30 minutes or so. A white american male requested to see my finance\'s passport and asked me to be seated while he asked him some questions.
- when did u meet the first time
- what did u do that day
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| Jamaica | Review #6393 on July 26, 2010: |
Britishborn
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· 3 people found this review helpful
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Our interview was scheduled July 22, 2010 @ 9:00am. We got to the US embassy at 8:10am. The lady with the clipboard asked for DS156, DS156k, DS157, my fiance's passport pics, the appointment letter and the visa receipt. Once we were inside, we waited for our number to be called. Once it was called. He was asked the following:
Have you ever traveled to US?
When did you meet your fiance?
The second time, third time, fourth time and so forth
My child's name and dob?
who does he live with in Jamaica?
Then the IO asked me:
when did we meet?
the dates when I traveled to Jamaica?
His child's name?
After the interview, he asked for my fiance's passport and stated that his passport has been approved.
Please keep in mind to bring the following evidence: Phone history, W2 2008 & W2 2009 tax papers, bank statements, employment offer letter, pictures, receipt of the engagement ring, paystubs (at least three m... read complete review
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