Mexico US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.7
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584 Review(s)
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| Juarez, Mexico |  Review #16011 on January 22, 2015: |
ArroyM
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
This consulate was very friendly. And very efficient. Appointment was 10:15 am wife was out by 11:30am. And asked a few questions and proceeded to approved.
Took oath.
Have you ever been to the United States?
Have you ever applied for a Visa?
Who is the petitioner?
When were you married?
Looked at our marriage photos?
Do you have any Children?
Where is your husband?
Congratulations you have been approved
(updated on January 22, 2015)
(updated on January 22, 2015)
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| Review #15974 on January 16, 2015: |
tamale1
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Interview happened in San Francisco. Person reviewing our case was very polite and thorough. Asked standard questions and wanted to know who the people were in the photos we submitted. Interview took about 15 minutes.
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #15931 on January 8, 2015: |
LGMS
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The waiting time was less than expected. The Consul that interviewed me was nice and quick. I already knew I needed waivers I601 and I 212.
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #15865 on December 29, 2014: |
NorrisSF
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Here's our experience at the Embassy / Consulate Stage:
1. Biometrics.
11/21/2014
I chose to do biometrics in Guadalajara (my hometown) as that would decrease the amount of days that I'd have to spend in Juarez, it was fairly quick. They only have 1 time slot per date at the Guadalajara consulate for Immigrant visa Biometrics and I forgot to bring the DS 260 confirmation. (Dummy!). So they canceled my appointment for that day and i was rescheduled to come back the day after that.
Next day it was fairly simple, I went in, guard checked my stuff, sat down, got biometrics checked and got a sticker on my DS-260 and I was asked which address I would live in the states.
2. Medical
So I scheduled an appointment for my medical with "medicos de visas" for the 23rd of December. I arrived the day before in Juarez and I spent the night at hotel IBIS. Horrible experience! Hotel was sooo disgusting that I won'... read complete review
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #15811 on December 17, 2014: |
stevenregina
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This is the review for my time and experience in Juarez.
I flew in Monday and my Medical and Biometrics were on Tuesday.
TUESDAY.
Medical Exam.
I went to the Clinica Medica Internacional. I stayed at the IBIS hotel, it was perfectly located-- the clinic is like a three minute walk across the hotel's entrance. I got there at 6am, right at the time they open and there were already a few people in front of me, maybe like 15 people. You need to bring the consular appointment confirmation (I just printed the one in my email), your passport and some info about where you'll stay when you get to America (they want the full address). You take a seat and fill out the little form, and then someone comes along to check your papers. Then you go to a window where a lady asked for my info, passport, took my picture and my fingerprints, put a bracelet with more info on my wrist, and gave me a number on a piece of paper.
Then you go to an eye exam. A... read complete review
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