New Zealand US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.7
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116 Review(s)
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Auckland, New Zealand | Review #12110 on June 11, 2013: |
Flaxen

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Great Consulate... very easy process. Security held my bags and jacket, while I took in the evidence to the interior.... asked a few questions, paid the required fee...
Had to wait for a half hour until the actual 'interview' which took all of 5 minutes and was simply verifying information already given in the write ups. My medical information is still to arrive so my visa is 'granted' pending receiving the medical.
In and out within one hour......
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Auckland, New Zealand | Review #12011 on May 25, 2013: |
Kenaura

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Smooth quick and stress-free.
My interview was on the 21st of May and I arrived at the consulate at 9am for my 9.30am interview, I handed my bag in to the security guard who put it through the scanner and then put it inside a locker after which he handed me a yellow card with the locker number on it.
I went inside after being told to go to window 5 and a lady there took my fingerprints and went over my documents, she looked at my documents and said I had everything correct and nothing was missing and to sit down outside after paying at window 4.
I paid and then sat down and I waited for about 20mins- 30 mins and I got called up to Window 2 for my interview, the guy at the window said hi and asked me a couple of questions
What is your fiance's name?
How did you meet?
What is his job?
What's your job?
And then it was all over, he got me to sign the bottom of a form i handed in previously... read complete review
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Auckland, New Zealand | Review #11881 on April 27, 2013: |
leonidas_alexan

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I must say I was quite tense since the time I got to know the interview date from the embassy. Largely because the last consulate review at Auckland was a very rare case of rejection. It was of an Indian citizen living in New Zealand. Since I am also an Indian citizen living in New Zealand it immediately set off alarm bells in me. In a way it was good because I really went into an overdrive in terms of meticulously collecting and arranging my evidence that I intended to show at the interview.
Also for the very first time I mentally actually drew up a Plan-B on what to do if God forbid I got a negative result at the embassy. I made up my mind that I will be applying for my permanent residency here in New Zealand and my fiancee will have to move to New Zealand. Essentially speaking I wanted to ensure that the decision of the consulate officer did not affect my plans to be with my fiancee, if I am not with her in America, it will be in New Zealand.
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Auckland, New Zealand | Review #11163 on December 29, 2012: |
upgrade2012

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not the best for me
(updated on March 11, 2015)
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Auckland, New Zealand | Review #11091 on December 14, 2012: |
jnkmlsux

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So it wasn't me who went to the Consulate, but my husband said everything was fine. He'd been there several times before for H2B visas, so he wasn't nearly as wound up about the interview process as I was.
It sounds like his interview was the same as everyone else's that has reviewed the Consulate. He said that "B" (our case worker/person) was very lovely and nice, etc.
It doesn't sound as though the CO asked very many questions. Where I was born and where we met, basically. And the CO went through every single piece of paper that was in our file and then essentially said "thanks your visa will be on its way."
I emailed "B" at the Consulate to thank her for her time with us and she said the visa/husband's passport was leaving with a courier today (the interview was yesterday)!
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