Mexico US Consulate Reviews
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| Mexico City, Mexico |  Review #30612 on January 13, 2022: |
Celissrivera
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #30609 on January 13, 2022: |
Donnie Coward
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During my 2 interviews (required b/c of COVID protocols), all they wanted to see were my original civil documents: birth certificate (mine and spouse), marriage certificate (we married in Mexico), previous divorce certificate, and that's it. They didn't look at any other paper copies from the portfolio I brought with me to the interview, but we did also upload more current information into the CEAC system days prior to the interview. For example, we completed and uploaded a more recent I-864 form, more recent 3 month check stubs, a recent passport photo, and a more recent police report that we obtained one day before the interview while we were in Juarez. The only questions they asked were...Where and how did we meet, and where my US husband lived.
We stayed at La Casa de Las Bumgabilias. This place is like a AA for Mexican/US couples seeking to obtain residency. The support system is great! They help you with all your pre-interview paperwork (make sure everything is the... read complete review
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| Mexico City, Mexico | Review #30539 on December 24, 2021: |
livier llamas
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| Review #30467 on December 5, 2021: |
JanettRod
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| Mexico City, Mexico | Review #30435 on November 24, 2021: |
Aaron101
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Day 1 Medical tests:
The medical tests took a long time, but it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. I started at 7:00 in the morning and finished at noon, but I had to return after an hour to receive the results, and I had to wait for about an hour at that time before receiving the results. They asked me repeatedly about all my tattoos and about when was the last time I had used marijuana or any kind of drugs. In the medical test, the most difficult part was to pee into a cup in front of the staff with the door open. But overall it wasn't that bad.
Day 2 delivering the documents:
It was difficult for me because I didn't realize I needed my U.S. fiance's tax returns for the last five years. Fortunately I was given the option to bring those documents the next day when I came for my interview.
On this day (Day 2), I had a mini-interview (paperwork review) to make sure my documents were in order. The interv... read complete review
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