Jamaica US Consulate Reviews
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626 Review(s)
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| Jamaica |  Review #6367 on July 20, 2010: |
MaryLan
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: General Review
My visa was approved today, 7/19/2010. Thanks to everyone for all the support!!! I am soooo excited. My hubby came to Jamaica to join me. We went inside the embassy about 7:30am. We had to stand and wait for windows 8 and 9 to start interviewing people in order to get a seat. We were only allowed to sit in the chairs that became vacant after those persons went to Windows 8 and/or 9.
About 9:30am we were called to Window 5. CO asked for my passport, medical, pictures and police record. She asked \"Have you ever been to the US?" and "Have you ever spent more than 6 months.\" Then I gave my fingerprints. CO said I needed to pay $4 differential fee due the increase in fees. Hey, the lady wanted to know if I would be paying that today? Huh? Like I was gonna go home and come back another day in order to pay $4. Thanks to Visajourney.com I was prepared for that additional fee anyway!! I went to window 10 (cashier) to make the payment and brought back the receipt to the CO at W... read complete review
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| Jamaica | Review #6356 on July 17, 2010: |
SentfromHeaven
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
My fiance's interview was scheuduled for 9am July 15th. He arrived to the Embassy by 7am. I had to wait PATIENTLY for hours (approx. 5hrs) for his call...My phone rang at 12:00pm to hear him on the end say, "I was approved!" was a relief. He said the IO only asked him a few questions:
Where did we meet?
How did we meet?
Where do I live?
Do I have roommate?
Is she comfortable with the him living with us?
Then he thanked him for being so organized...All of his papers were in order and paper clipped together. Whew!! I am sooo happy I will be with my babe soon! Good luck everyone! javascript:emoticon(' ')
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| Jamaica | Review #6319 on July 9, 2010: |
Sasha_Cool
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Today was our interview @ 8:30am. We stayed with my sister in Portmore, so we wouldn't have to travel far. My sister drove with us to show where the Embassy was located. We arrived there just a little after 8 am along with his son and joined the line (thank goodness we did not have to stand in that hot sun). Our number was A145. It took maybe an hour to get our number called. Presented the lady with our documents and we had only paid one visa fee and was allowed to pay the other visa fee at the embassy. NCB bank tief. The local rate for visa fee is $31,500 which equals to $90 to $1 US. NCB bank only gives you $83 to $1. Thank God I was able to pay the US at the embassy and not local rate. Forwarding forward. Most people got blue slipped for not having up to date police records or missing the sponsors citizenship status and filling out the wrong Sponsor form. After 12 pm our number was called and we were third or fourth to last to be called. They asked my fiance:
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| Jamaica | Review #6261 on June 24, 2010: |
Eve-Eve
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
So far this process has been remarkable. Before my visited to Jamaica on 5/22, I rec'd my approval from USCIS. When I arrived back home on 6/7, my paperwork had reached Kingston & the packet was mailed to my fiancee on 6/3. I completed the DS230 Part 1 and email to the emabassy and two days later, we rec'd our interveiw date of July 22nd @ 8:30.
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| Jamaica | Review #6224 on June 17, 2010: |
bajankutie
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Our Interview was scheduled for 8:00am we arrived at 7:15am and it was a long line and we were instucted to go to the line in the front and they checked his name off the list and wrote on the back of his pictures. We were told 5 at a time and we then went through security and out in the back and walked into another building we gave the guy at the desk the papers and he gave us a yellow slip to put hubby's passport info on and number a130 and said go have a seat to the right. It was so crowded that we had to stand and the numbers were call out of order. After about 1 hr we were called to window 5 and the lady took his finger prints and his medical and asked if he has ever been to the US before. She then told us to have a seat. As we were there everyone that went to the window got blueslips for police records and I was thinking to myself well they didn't know that they need a police record before they came here(STUPID ME). We sat for about another 1 hr and the we were call to window... read complete review
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