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Mexico US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.7 / 5
584 Review(s)
Juarez, Mexico
Review #22920 on December 3, 2017:

*GinaV*

*GinaV*


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Review Topic: K1 Visa

Arrived into El Paso, Tx , $30 cab to border and than another $500 pesos to hotel, arrived late evening 7pm, gets dark there around 5pm. Stayed at Ibis Juarez Consulado $4000 pesos(4nights) very clean and its literally across from Clinica Medical Internacional. Walking distance 5-10min.

Day1, completed Medical at Clínica Medico Internacional ,
Need: Letter from Consulate, DS-160 print out sheet, vaccine records ,Passport

They placed blue wrist tag, had physical exam, documented all tatoos and notable scars, he had to give urine sample. Next, had to go across building for xray and vaccines. $220 for exam + 204 vaccines.( influenza,mmr,Tdap,varicella)
Since we went on Mexican holiday, clinic closed afternoon,so we had to pick up results following day. Staff was very profecional.

Day2. ACS/ Biometric appointment.
His appt: 0750, they post time for following appt there guard who directs flow of entry.
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Juarez, Mexico
Review #22918 on December 2, 2017:

guerrero_215




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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

My husband said everything ran smoothly. He stayed at Ibiz, the offices were at a walking distance maybe 5 to 10 minutes away. His interview was set on a tuesday august 15 2017. He had his finger prints on friday and monday did the clinic exam. Unfortunatly, on tuesday his visa was denied since he was in the USA for more than 11 months.

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Juarez, Mexico
Review #22781 on November 3, 2017:

ClairyCherry

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Review Topic: K1 Visa

Writing this with the help of my fiancé....

First of all Arturo is from Mexico City, Mexico, so some aspects will be different than other Mexican beneficiaries...

Citizens of Distrito Federal (Mexico City) preform their medical exam and their biometrics in CDMX (Mexico City). Beneficiaries from other parts of Mexico will conduct these appointments in Ciudad Juarez.

First things first we filed a DS 160, paid approx $260 and scheduled our biometrics appointment in CDMX and for our consulate interview in Ciudad Juarez. We did this on August 20th and there were no appointments available until September 20th or so. We chose to do it in October to give us some time to make a little money... anyway moving on...

Then several weeks later he made an appointment for his medical exam. Do not call to make this appointment more than 3 weeks prior to your interview in Juarez. They will just tell you to call back later.

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Juarez, Mexico
Review #22752 on October 30, 2017:

oldplain

Oldplain


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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

We stayed at the Holiday Inn Express and ate all of our meals at Barrigas. The Holiday Inn was comfortable and Barrigas was wonderful!
The interview went smoothly. The interviewer seemed to be impressed that my wife already had a tourist visa.

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Juarez, Mexico
Review #22684 on October 16, 2017:

mexicoAmigo

MexicoAmigo


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· 4 people found this review helpful

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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

We are at the end of the visa road, and I relied on this site and its users for a long time, the information we got here was so helpful so I hope the details I will put here will be helpful for the next people too.

Start from the beginning - I am a USC, living in Mexico City, filing DCF (Direct Consular Filing) for my wife. Since I was a Mexico City resident (just moved from Mexico to the US this week, this is why we filed the I130 and visa), I qualified to file at the consulate. Fellow user Jorge wrote an excellent guide on filing DCF: http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php?title=DCF_Mexico

The only thing I would add about the I130 submission, is that I added a lot in terms of documents they asked for – I added many proofs of our address, many of my bank statements, about 40 photos of us (20 together and 20 alone as recommended by our lawyer, I printed them off facebook so ... read complete review

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