Pakistan US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.1
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601 Review(s)
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| Islamabad, Pakistan |  Review #4695 on July 7, 2009: |
r00724
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My wife had her interview for CR-1 this morning. She arrived at the consulate around 6:30 AM and reached embassy around 7:45 AM (it took this long because of the huge queue she had to wait in for shuttle service). They asked for her interview letter at the security check and was seated in waiting area. Few minutes later, she they took her finger prints and told her to wait again. 20 minutes later she was called on a window to submit her passport. Again, after next 20 minutes she was called to submit police certificate and finally after about half hour she was called by a CO for her interview. They asked her the following questions
-How long you have been married?
-Husband's name?
-Date of marriage?
-How did you guys meet?
-Do you have kids?
-Where does your husband work in USA?
-What's his job title?
-Where do you live in Pakistan?
-What's your husband's favourite food?
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| Islamabad, Pakistan | Review #4644 on June 26, 2009: |
Shahnila Shiraz
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K3 Visa
Woke up at 6:30 am. Left house at 7:00am. Got to shuttle at 7:15 am. Got to embassy by 8:30 am. The time given on the paper is not accurate interview time. Was with my husband. Checking was easy for me, seperated women from men. Then told me to sit while sent my husband to another room for fingerprint. Then went to another room, waited to be called paid fee. Then sat again, called again looked at file then looked at me and asked who was I, looked at my passport. Then asked me how long I been here in Pakistan, if I worked? Then again told us to sit down and be called again. Then called, an American lady and translator; took the interview took our oath. Then told me to sit while interview my husband. Asked him how we met? what he saw in me? If he travelled outside of Pakistan? Then told him to call me, then came said congrats you passed interview but we will not give you the visa yet. You will receive your visa in 4-5 weeks. But overall good service especially to American citizens. Did'... read complete review
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| Islamabad, Pakistan | Review #4355 on May 10, 2009: |
♥ Zain ♥ Fariha ♥
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Went to the interview and the officer was very thorough and asked so many questions. He asked how I met my wife since she actually grew up most her life in PR. He asked me how many kids she had. I told him "we have three kids". He asked me so many maybe 30 questions about me and my beautiful wife. Then he said "you are approved sir and you will get your visa back with your passport in a few days". I called them and they said that the visa printed after "8 days". I got very luck on this because I thought I'd get Admin. Pro. but I totally lucked out. Maybe because I prayed so hard and answered each question to my level best. Good luck to everyone at the embassy and hope my review is enlightening to you. I get to go to see my beautiful kids soon and meet my other family. I am so happy thank you for all of your support!
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| Islamabad, Pakistan | Review #4290 on April 27, 2009: |
Revived
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Smooth interview but admin processing required.
CO was polite.
Admin processing took nearly 15 months.
Though it took us very long to get visa but overall CO attitude was good. 
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| Islamabad, Pakistan | Review #4205 on April 9, 2009: |
dknoon3
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Here is my fiancée’s experience with her K-1 interview in Islamabad on March 27, 2009
You go to the shuttle service place and wait in line for the shuttle. The women have a separate line and the men a separate one. The women's line moves a lot slower. The shuttle costs Rs. 200 for one person. You have to deposit your cell phone before you get on the shuttle. There is no charge for that you also have to deposit your bag, but only if you have a large bag, which she did. If they make you deposit it, make sure you double check that you take all you important belongings out of it like documents and your wallet.
It is about a 10-15 min ride to the embassy. They drop you right outside. Only people who have applied for the visa are allowed to go in at this point. If it is an immigrant case, you do not have to wait too long in the line because there’s usually not a lot of immigrant visa cases. The guard then lets you inside, where you are directed inside a ro... read complete review
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