Mexico US Consulate Reviews
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584 Review(s)
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| Juarez, Mexico |  Review #8221 on August 31, 2011: |
E&R4ever
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Esperando pueda ser util para todos ustedes y deseandoles la mejor de las suertes en la tramitacion de la visa K1 y k2 (con hijos)
Primer dia: Examen medico
Facil y sencillo y te guian en todo. No temais por nada... solo al momento de pagar jajajajaja.
Documentos para llevar: pasaporte, invitation letter y la forma de confirmacion DS 260.
Proceso: Te toman los documentos, te hacen unas dos preguntas, te toman foto y firma.
Te pasan a tomarte el X-ray, de ahi la muestra de sangre y por tercero te toman examen de vista y te preguntan la hora de la cita para tu entrevista en el consulado, cuantos hijos tienes y cuando fue tu ultimo parto y tu ultimo dia de menstruacion (obvio esto para las mujeres) por ultimo te pasan a un cubiculo en el cual te desnudas completamente, pasa una doctora a revisarte y hacerte varias preguntas.... como... si usas drogas, si tienes tatuajes, cirugias etc. Por ultimo te pasan a la caja a pag... read complete review
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #8150 on August 20, 2011: |
ateneaalexander
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· 4 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
To begin with I want to thank all the members in this forum who help me and my fiance by answering our question.
Day 1:
I flew from México city at 6:30am to Ciudad Juarez , I arrived at 8:20 Juarez time they are an hour behind Mexico’s time.
As soon as I got out of the plane, me and my mom (who came with me) took a cab from the airport to the medical clinic for 245 pesos (20 dollars) you pay that inside the airport and it’s a safe cab .
So after a 15 minutes ride we made it to the clinic thanks to the reviews! I knew what they asked for:
1. appointment confirmation letter
2. invitation letter from the consulate
3. passport
After they look at my documents they let me in and there was 2 man with kid one had 2 kids and the other 4! :o lol so they took a few mins with them I was getting inpatient but that’s just me im not really patient and also I was nervous… anyways few mins after was my turn a lady looked at m... read complete review
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #8118 on August 15, 2011: |
bunny honey
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My husband tells me that the officer was very polite and nice to him. She seemed impress that we had everything we needed as far as the fingerprints and the medical exam. I recommend that when you receive your interview letter, you read it carefully and follow all of the steps they ask. My husband and I worked as a team to make sure we completed everything.
She asked questions and then told him that he will receive a packet thru DHL giving him directions. We are currently waiting for that packet. The bad part is that we do not know if we were approved, need a waiver, or not approved.
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #8068 on August 6, 2011: |
Gus&Cole
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· 6 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I’m gonna start this review with the traditional greeting to VisaJourney because without this website, this successful story wouldn’t have been possible. THANKS A LOT VISAJOURNEY AND ALL THE PEOPLE THAT PROVIDE HELPFUL INFORMATION HERE.
This will be a very detailed review so be ready for some reading.
I placed links to some pictures related to the context, that will be REALLY helpful so you can see exactly how places look like and get familiar with them even before you go to Ciudad Juarez.
Ok, lets start.
Day1: Tuesday
Loooong day. Stayed 5 hours at the airport, from 4am to 9am. Not good. Arrived to CD: Juarez airport and took a taxi $245 pesos, like $20 USD.
PICTURE: Facing outside the airport: http://goo.gl/21I0o
FACT: There’s no way to get ripped off here or feel scared because it is an official taxi service from the airport and you don’t... read complete review
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #8048 on August 3, 2011: |
ChrisWR
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
I cannot believe that the visa for my husband was denied at the interview. We have been married for eight years, I have a secure job with the federal government and make more than enough to cover our expenses until he can get work. They kept him there all day, and in the end, they pointed to my 1040 tax forms which have my salary as low, because I only worked in the US from August to December, and from August to October I was working part-time only. My earnings in Mexico don't count apparently. They are requesting a joint financial sponsor for him to be issued a visa. I cannot believe that they cannot consider my current position and salary when making a decision. What a bunch of morons! So now, I have to succumb to their wishes and ask someone else to help out when we don't need it. So awful!
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