 Submit New Consulate Review
Submit New Local CIS Office Review
Statistics: Country || Local CIS Office
Mexico US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.7
/ 5
584 Review(s)
|
| Juarez, Mexico |  Review #6693 on October 6, 2010: |
arianak
Rating: 
· 4 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
ACCOMMODATIONS:We arrived on an Interjet flight from Mexico City and took an airport taxi to La Quinta Inn for about 20$. La Quinta Inn is gated and off the main "Consulate Row". The street is still busy, but with the windows closed it is silent. The hotel itself is very nice and clean. The beds are comfortable, flat screen TV, desk, wireless internet, tubs, mini-fridge and microwave,hairdryers, iron etc in every room. Breakfast is extended continental- cereal, yogurt, fruit, milk, juice, coffee, waffles, eggs, and beans. There is no lunch or dinner but many local places will deliver (Denny's, Papa John's Pizza, etc). The hotel has computers, printer,small gym, pool, laundry, parking and the free shuttle that will take you pretty much everywhere you will need to go. We booked on the laquinta website and paid $52 a night, which was well worth it. I highly recommend this hotel for this purpose.
MEDICAL EXAMMy husband left at 6 and was given a number and then when they began revie... read complete review
| | | Review #6691 on October 6, 2010: |
arianak
Rating: 
· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
ACCOMMODATIONS:
We arrived on an Interjet flight from Mexico City and took an airport taxi to La Quinta Inn for about 20$. La Quinta Inn is gated and off the main "Consulate Row". The street is still busy, but with the windows closed it is silent. The hotel itself is very nice and clean. The beds are comfortable, flat screen TV, desk, wireless internet, tubs, mini-fridge and microwave,hairdryers, iron etc in every room. Breakfast is extended continental- cereal, yogurt, fruit, milk, juice, coffee, waffles, eggs, and beans. There is no lunch or dinner but many local places will deliver (Denny's, Papa John's Pizza, etc). The hotel has computers, printer,small gym, pool, laundry, parking and the free shuttle that will take you pretty much everywhere you will need to go. We booked on the laquinta website and paid $52 a night, which was well worth it. I highly recommend this hotel for this purpose.
MEDICAL EXAM
My husband left at 6 and was given a numbe... read complete review
| | | Juarez, Mexico | Review #6658 on September 27, 2010: |
KayDeeCee
Rating: 
· 4 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
This is from memory of what my fiancé told me each day as it happened.
FLIGHTS:
He arrived in Juarez on Sunday, Sept. 19, 2010 using Aeromexico. He used Interjest for his return flight on Friday, Sept. 24, 2010. He recommends those flying within Mexico to take Interjet instead of Aeromexico, as they were nicer, cheaper and had better service.
ACCOMMODATIONS:
He stayed at the Hotel la Cuesta. They have $250 and $400 pesos a night rooms. Stay away from the 250 rooms though. This is an older, cheaper hotel, but the rooms for $400 pesos a night are downstairs, secure and clean. They gave him the room for only 3$00 pesos a night, since he was alone. It included WiFi, and they picked him up from the airport, drove him to the medical, took him to the consulate, drove him to pick up his Visa at DHL and even stopped for him to purchase his return plane ticket, and they drove him to the airport for his flight home. This was all free of charge... read complete review
| | | Juarez, Mexico | Review #6654 on September 25, 2010: |
TLJohnson
Rating:
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Here is our experience:
MEDICAL EXAM
He arrived around 5:45am to the CMI clinic and got in line where they took his information and organized people into the line. He waited for about 20 minutes, then he was taken to a window where he showed the woman his interview invitation letter and passport (and any vaccine history), and he was then given his number (96). Then he waited 30 or 40 minutes in a covered area outside with seats for them to call his number. When they called his number, he went to the window and they asked to see his invitation letter again. The woman took down the information for our hotel, his name, and birthday as well. Then she told him to go inside and wait in another waiting room with about 10 other people. He was only there for about 2 minutes when a doctor came in and got all of the men. He was put in a separate room and told to take his shirt off, and they then took him to have his chest x-ray done. Then he was put in another smal... read complete review
| | | Juarez, Mexico | Review #6651 on September 24, 2010: |
DP&DD
Rating: 
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
A few frustrating events in Juarez, aside from the fact that it is a very dangerous city.
1-The form DS156K is required. This form is not currently available as a pdf on the US Dept of State website so I filled it out online and printed it from the net. However we had to leave the line to re-fill it out in the proper format. Dept of State needs to make this form available online.
2-Despite having paid our $455 at the time of the I-129F filing we had to pay an additionla $350 on site at Banamax (again we had to elave the line to do this). You cannot enter the consulate without paying this so we basically had no choice despite the fact that I had the proof of my earlier payment completed at the tiome of application. This is apparently a discretionary fee at the time of the interview. But USCIS officials in the US frowned on this when I told them about it following the interview. It is basically seems like an administrative hurdle.
... read complete review
| | | Now Showing Records 466 to 470 (of 584 total) | |
Pages: First 92 93 94 95 96 Last
|
|
