Lithuania US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.2
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25 Review(s)
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| Lithuania |  Review #5440 on December 22, 2009: |
I & O
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Very easy. Few questions, few minutes and we were approved!  Excellent friendly staff!
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| Lithuania | Review #5143 on October 27, 2009: |
Ksenija-Brad
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Took about 10 minutes, was asked how we met and if i met my fiances kids, took my fingerprints. no delays, very polite 
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| Lithuania | Review #5084 on October 14, 2009: |
jolita+jose
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everything was much more easyer than I expected... consul was nice, just a few questions, pictures and thats all... I am done and now ready to meet my new life... wish me good luck
thanks vj guys, i get so much good info here
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| Warsaw, Poland | Review #2366 on January 18, 2008: |
guteLT
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well i just want to say that those who will be going through the Warsaw consulate You all will have very good experience because there are working very good helpfull people who understand what kind of painfull process we all were going untill reached embassy!!!!!!God bless good people!!!!!!!
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| Warsaw, Poland | Review #801 on August 28, 2006: |
legend
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My fiancee and I arrived at the embassy more than 30 minutes early. We were given a number and seated in a room with about 8 windows and about 150 chairs. An electronic board flashes your number and window the first time. At this point, we just went up to verify what we are there for and to make sure the documents are in order. After returning to our seats and watching more of some government-produced television video talking about what to expect in America, our number was called again to the window on the far right of the room to pay our $100 fee. Back to our seats. After 30 minutes (or maybe it was 60, I'm not sure), we were called up to a central window for our official chat. My fiancee was asked to raise her right hand and swear that she would tell the truth! "I swear!" she replied The official interview could not have been more than 5 minutes long. "When did you first meet?" "Is he your fiancee?" She made some small talk with me, presumably to ma... read complete review
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