Pakistan US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.1
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599 Review(s)
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| Iceland |  Review #11748 on April 1, 2013: |
tiffandrazz
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Today my husband and I went for our official interview. We both imagined that it would take long due to the extensive lines but much to our surprise it was all very fast. The lines were well organized with a strategic plan. All the workers were so helpful and actively answering questions. Our initial appointment was set for 8:30 a.m. We arrived early. We were seen very fast and our interview session was finished around ten. It was simple. A few simple questions, with massive collections of supportive documents...i.e the affidavit support forms are essential to get your visa. Having all of the documents and me by my husbands side he will soon be issued his U.S.permanent visa and passport. Yay!
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| United Arab Emirates | Review #11699 on March 25, 2013: |
Najaf
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· 3 people found this review helpful
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Huge thanks of VJ.by the grace of ALLAH almighty Today i got visa.and Best of luck for all.i was to scare becoz of Ap for the Pakistanis.but if your case is strong then no worry.....
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| Islamabad, Pakistan | Review #11697 on March 25, 2013: |
MariamNasir
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My fiance had his interview at 8am on 3/12.
First of all the notices from the embassy were very poorly recieved.
We did not recieve packet 3.5 and after waiting for more than a month I had to inquire upon what was going on. In the email i was told that we didnt have to wait and could have sent out docs in a long time ago. Meaning basically we wasted a month waiting and if everything was ready they could have scheduled the interview in January when they recieved the file from NVC. grrr!!
Anyways. They did not allow him to even take a bag to hold all of his docs he had to only take that. Lucky he took his brother to wait at the transportation bus place.
So the officer only asked him a few questions such as
what does your fiance do?
what is her position?
what does her father do?
What is her date of birth?
Do you have more pics of your engagement and time spent together?
he game him additional pix
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| Islamabad, Pakistan | Review #11673 on March 21, 2013: |
Sam&Waq
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I meant to write this review before but got caught up with daily routine of life. Better late then never I guess. My husband's interview was on March 8th at 8:00 am. I had read the reviews here prior to the interview and explained him what to expect. He had to follow the same routine as others when he reached the embassy: take the shuttle, go thru security measurements, get finger printed, acquire a token and then wait 15-20 minutes before being called for the actual interview.
When he reached the window, there was a Caucasian male mostly jotting down the notes along with a Pakistani for translation purposes. They asked him the following questions:
1. Was it arranged or love? (Arranged)
2. Who arranged it? (We're family friends so our parents)
3. How long did I stay in Pakistan after the wedding? (3 weeks after the wedding in Jan. And then I went back again for 15 days in November for his birthday).
4. Why such a little amount of ti... read complete review
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| Islamabad, Pakistan | Review #11672 on March 21, 2013: |
Musashii
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My interview appointment time as per the letter was 8:00.
I took the shuttle bus service from 3rd Avenue and reached the Embassy at 7:25. A Chinese lady was behind the glass wall taking finger prints with a local man assisting in the process. A token was given and I had to wait about 20 minutes in the waiting lounge till my number blinked. I went to the window where a local man asked me to sign the application, took my medical report and asked me to wait again. Another 15 minutes and I was called to another window where a White, American male was waiting for me. Questions were generic.
1. Who is calling you to the U.S?
2. What is her job?
3. When was your first contact with her?
4. Why did your previous marriage not work?
5. Why did your wife's previous marriage not work?
6. Where did you have your wedding?
7. Why the wedding was held in your house?
8. I know that you have been to Singapore, have you been to any other count... read complete review
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