Mexico US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.7
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571 Review(s)
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| Juarez, Mexico |  Review #2437 on February 8, 2008: |
TiffanyH
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I have to say this is the day I thought my life fell apart...this experience was horrible, but as I look back I am now so grateful to have my family together. This appointment/interview continued for days, to result in my husband being forced to stay in Mexico by hiself for an unknown timeframe, which ended up being over 8 months. At this time, our son was about to celebrate his first birthday and I was sent home to begin my journey back home as single mother.  As many can understand I was very sad, yet angry that they could do this to us it was horrible. It was not until 8 months later that I made the dreaded trip back to Ciudad Juarez in hopes of bring my husband home. With great happiness, we returned home together to start again where we had left of at. It turned into one of the happiest days of our lives. 
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #2394 on January 28, 2008: |
DuaneErika
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The biggest negative about the Embassy visit was all the waiting. If we did it over again, we would not get to the clinic nor the Embassy early. Just show up when they tell you, not before. Overall, people were decent to us. There is a lot of lack of information. We didn't believe anything people were telling us outside the embassy. Confirm everything. In our experience, we needed hardly any paperwork. Must be our file was complete enough. But if we did it over again I would still carry around the 15 pounds of paperwork. Everything went smoothly once the waiting in line was done. One big complaint: without any prior notice, we were sent to a bridge crossing an hour and a half away for the final stamp in the visa. $100 taxi ride! Consider renting a car for that price.
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #2360 on January 16, 2008: |
wandertom
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Wendy's interview went great, as did two of the three other K-1 applicants. The clincher was when Wendy showed a picture of me and another one at the same event where she was hugging the governor of Yucatan. All that extra little documentary stuff helps the officer say yes. Also, Wendy was a latina as was the interviewer.
Good luck all!
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #2349 on January 14, 2008: |
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Buenas Tardes a todos. Tengo una Pregunta Mi Esposo tiene su cita este Enero 23, 2008 alas 9:30am. estoy muy nerviosa por que no se que balla pasar. el vive en Tijuana y yo en los angeles. yo estare alli con el. pero quisiera saber si alguin a tenido alguna experiencia como el caso de mi esposo. el estubo dos veces aqui en los L.A. pero nunca se quedo mas de cinco meses. quisiera saber si el tendria problemas por eso. nosotros nos casamos aqui en Los Angeles, pero cuando quise empesar los papeles de el me dijieron que el tenia que salir de Los Angeles. para empesar los papeles. si el se fue. Por Favor si alguin tiene ese mismo caso dejeme saber porfavor. mi esposo y yo estamos esperando nuestro primer Bebe que nance para mayo 2008. Gracias.
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| Juarez, Mexico | Review #2313 on January 5, 2008: |
malego77
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Mira algunas recomendaciones que te pueden servir:
- Lleva ropa que te abrigue porque hace mucho viento helado.
- El dia del examen medico puedes formarte como a las 5 am. Debes de ir en ayunas. Yo llegue como a las 5.30 y ya habia como 15 gentes delante de mi. Pero sali pronto (como a las 10 am).
- Lleva tu hoja de cita y el pasaporte. No necesitas vacunas (yo lleve los registros de vacunas y me los devolvieron).
- No es necesario formarse fuera del consulado el dia de la entrevista puesto que aunque llegues temprano las personas que tienen la cita antes las pasan delante de ti. Como en la hoja de cita dice que atienden de 8 a 10 am uno entra en el grupo de personas con cita a las 8, claro hay que estar un poquito antes (como a las 7 am). LLeva tu hoja de citas y tu pasaporte a la mano.
- Asegurate de no llevar nada de articulos prohibidos. Si puedes llevar comida solo que no vaya en envases de vidrio; alla adentro venden comida fuera de la sala B p... read complete review
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