Mexico US Consulate Reviews
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| Juarez, Mexico |  Review #13615 on January 9, 2014: |
flstf99
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| Mexico City, Mexico | Review #13528 on December 24, 2013: |
UrgentHelp
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Medical visa to Houston. August 2013 I went for interview for a temporary medical visa to enable me go to Houston for IVF (In Vitro Fertilization). I had all the documents as requested by you - Embassy, and still I was denied the fourth time at Ciudad Juarez Consulate. I am 39years and 5months old and running out of time. The official at the consulate suggested I transfer the semen out to Mexico. I am not 20years old. At my age I might need experienced hands at the Houston clinic to help me. I will return to Mexico after pregnancy is achieved and my doctor in Ciudad Juarez will monitor my pregnancy. I came to Mexico for medical reasons. I have since done two major surgeries here and will do one more once I get the visa. Apart from my age, the protocol, risk and fees involved in transporting the only semen we have is too much to handle. I need help. This is America, the greatest country in the world.
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #13501 on December 19, 2013: |
jensenes
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My fiancee had her interview on Friday, December 13. Originally, her daughter was going to stay with her parents in Mexico and join us at a later date. However, something came up last minute so her daughter had to join us. I had already submitted the DS 160, scheduled the interview, and booked the flights to join her in Juarez. I called the airlines and added her daughter to the flights, and I also called the embassy to make sure everything would still work out. They said it would. I went ahead and filled out a DS 160 for her daughter as well. Even though it was too late to schedule an interview for her daughter the same day as her, the embassy told me everything would be ok. The other thing I was worried about was the timetable for the medical results. We arrived in Juarez Tuesday night. At 6:00am Wednesday we went for her medical. It is very cold in Juarez this time of year. They had the family member wait in a tent in the back with 2 space heaters. Not exactly pleasant.... read complete review
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #13464 on December 16, 2013: |
Michell
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My husband had his interview on Monday, December 02, 2013 at 7:15am. I am writing a detailed review of our experience in hopes someone will find it useful and helpful and benefit from it.
Monday, November 25:
I took Greyhound bus from Los Angeles, CA to Tijuana, Mexico Airport and met my husband there. We flew from Tijuana - Ciudad Juarez on Volaris. Airfare was $85.00 one-way per person nonstop.
We arrived to Ciudad Juarez at 7:30pm and took a taxi to our hotel Holiday Inn Express - Misiones. The taxi cost was 240 pesos or $18.00USD.
Tuesday, November 26: MEDICAL
My husband and I arrived at the medical clinic at 6:00am. He went to Clinica Medica International. When we arrived there was no line. They asked for the invitation letter and his passport and let him in. They sent me to the waiting area. He said they separated the women and the men. They did blood work, xrays, urine test and gave him 5 shots total in both arms and everyone was sent t... read complete review
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #13427 on December 10, 2013: |
AJOROA
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Husband was scheduled at 7:15a on Friday,Dec 6th for his IV appointment. He arrived 15 minutes early and was directed to the "sala de espera" which is located outside. He was called to turn in his documents then waited for about an hour when he was called to his interview. The interviewer swore him in and asked him whether he preferred to interview in English or Spanish. My husband chose Spanish. He was asked a series of questions about me(petitioner) and my family. The whole interview lasted about 10 minutes until he was told that his Visa was APPROVED! He was given some instructions on how to track his documents via CSC website and was advised that his paperwork should be available for pickup at DHL within a week. The NVC website states that his Visa was issued as of 12-9-2013. We are waiting for a Waybill number to appear so he can get his papers and head home!
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