Jamaica US Consulate Reviews
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| Jamaica |  Review #10581 on October 10, 2012: |
Ms.Ctobe
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· 4 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I actually submitted but it stayed on my timeline sorry
October 5, 2012
My Fiancé made it to the Kingston Embassy about 10 mins to 8, his appointment was for 9:30 am, but he is anal about time so the earlier the better. He arrived and went through the security check where he was asked for all DS forms and required Photos. He made mention that the person checking the documents stated that he was to have 4 photos but he was not sure why. He had 2 so they stapled the pictures to the ds form and was told to have them available. He moved on to the security scanning to get his number which was about 8:14 am, his number was A149. He mentioned he had to pass this courtyard before getting the number then he went to the right and sat in the waiting area for about an hour. His number was called at window 5 and the lady there asked for all the required documents, did the finger print, and then he was told to be seated to wait for one of the consular t... read complete review
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| Jamaica | Review #10476 on September 24, 2012: |
AM&AG
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· 5 people found this review helpful
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We arrived at the embassy a bit early, but when we did there was no line and we were checked in right away. We went in, went through security, and out into the courtyard. There were people sitting to the left (we thought we needed to join the crowd...lol, but a lady told us no). Went into the embassy door where we were the only ones and he was checked in by another lady, gave a yellow paper and told to go through the door next to us. She told me to please take a seat in the courtyard.
I set in the courtyard for about an hour and watched people until a man came by and asked why we were sitting in the heat. He went to talk to security and to the lady who told us (USC) to sit there and about two mins later we were being apologized to and escorted inside so we could sit in the USC waiting room. This was a great change but also painful because you could hear a lot going on on the other side of the wall.
AM said he sat and listened to others being interviewe... read complete review
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| Jamaica | Review #10442 on September 18, 2012: |
Marlon&Fallon
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· 5 people found this review helpful
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My wife and I arrive at the embassy at about 7:10am for my 7:30am appointment. We saw quite a few people already lined up in two lines, a long line and short line. We first left our digital devices and anything not allowed in the embassy with one of the persons outside who offered to keep them at a cost.
After approaching the line, we were greeted by a lady who works at the embassy, who then checked our documents. She directed us to the shorter line for immigrant visa and told my wife that because she was the petitioner, she will not be allowed into the interviewing area, but can wait in the court yard located inside the embassy compound.
We weren't let into the embassy until about 7:40am as they had to wait until each processing area had space before allowing more people from the outside to go in.
After going through security checks I was happy to see a snack shop inside the court yard, being that my wife is pregnant, at least there was so... read complete review
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| Jamaica | Review #10413 on September 15, 2012: |
djricky4
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· 4 people found this review helpful
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I will just skip to what happen when i got inside. I was instructed to sit in the A section until i see my # or hear my name call. Sat there for a little over an hour then i was called to window 11 to hand in my documents. she took everything expect for my continue evidence of relationship and my passport. She told me to go and sit back to where i was sitting and wait for interview. I sat with a group of about 45 peeps and waited for a little over 2 hours before i was finally called. i was the 5th to last to get through. My CO was a mean looking white american about later 20s or early 30s. I sat and watch everyone that went to her and they either left with a blue slipped and or a not happy face, didnt want to get her but you dont always get what you want in life. She told me @ the beginning of the interview that the laminated BC wont work but she will get to that at the end
Questions asked:
How did you meet your fiancee?
How did the relationship developed from ther... read complete review
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| Jamaica | Review #10386 on September 13, 2012: |
nessmj77
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· 7 people found this review helpful
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My fiance wrote this review:
I arrived at about 8:45am for my 9am appt. I asked a security guard what’s the procedure for visa interviews. He said just join the line and have my papers ready. So I dug into my accordion folder that was jam-packed with all of the stuff they asked me to bring to the interview. Thanks to my fiancée, she did an awesome job putting my folder together in a way so I’d be able to find everything I needed when I opened the folder. I took out my passport and appointment letter and proceeded in the line till I got to the check-in area. These people were checking the documents. He asked for my appointment letter and when he checked it, he pulled me from the line and asked for my DS forms. I pulled them out and gave them to him. He asked for my passport photos and I gave him 2 of them which he stapled to 2 of the forms.
He then handed me the forms and told me to keep these in hand because they will ask for them at the beginning of ... read complete review
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