Peru US Consulate Reviews
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246 Review(s)
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| Peru |  Review #5351 on December 3, 2009: |
ana milagros
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Ok first thanks to all the people who support me in that moment, kay,keila,lina,Clay,Becky, etc. Well me and Maurice arrived at 8 00 am, our interview was 8 45 am, First u have to do well the DS 156 we went to a " tramitador" before the interview cause our DS 156 was with a bit mistakes, believe it or not it helped he fix the form, then we got into the embassy we had to wait A LOT, there was 3 or more fiances and girls alone, then the secretary called me number 13 ventanilla window is a blond girl with blue eyes very nice secretary not like the others urg  first the secretary asked me all my papers 1- Partida de Nacimiento, Certificado Policianles, penales , judiciales, voucher with the forms DS156 and DS156K ( u have to do a duplicate of that two forms Ds156 and DS156K a photocopy of each, DS156 it fill by internet) 
Then the secretary asked you for the AFFIDAVIT of ur fiance , his letter of employment, bank letter, his taxe... read complete review
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| Peru | Review #5300 on November 26, 2009: |
Darryl1
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No problems, just wreaks your nerves waiting. Went together to the interview and I really believed it helped. Questions asked was basic question reaffirming information from packet. My advice is to just be honest and try not to get rattled.
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| Peru | Review #5220 on November 11, 2009: |
onedaysoon79
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damn easy 
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| Peru | Review #5202 on November 7, 2009: |
Clay & Mila
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Here are the details to Mila's interview.
She was one of the first to leave her documentation at 7:45 a.m.
They told her it had to be printed and not in pencil (form 156).
They told her she could go to a place that had internet and print them out
or she could cancel her appointment and reschedule for another day.
They told her if she wanted to have them printed, she would have to be back by 9:00.
They gave her a ticket to re-enter the embassy and she was able to make it back by 8:20.
She gave them the forms and they told her to have a seat. She waited one hour and they called her to one of the windows.
They asked for her criminal and police documents, her medical exam, and my personal documents.
She also gave them Western Union statements and my plane tickets.
She said this was very fast and then she went to another window to have her finger prints taken.
She said at this ... read complete review
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| Peru | Review #5173 on October 31, 2009: |
Mike B.
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The interview was easy. I am the AMCIT and my fiancee is the Peruvian. My fiancee and I got called up to a window and we were both asked a few basic questions such as when we met and how often I visit Peru. My fiancee was asked if she had ever applied for a tourist visa before. She said yes and I had to correct her that she applied for an F1. We were then told to hand over all the forms we had and did so. Then we were asked for documentation on the relationship. We brought an album of photos and were told to give three or four. I also handed over a big batch of papers of all the Skype calls I have made to her. The CO looked almost annoyed at having to handle all that stuff. I did not hand over anything else even though we had a bunch of love letters because we were told right away to sit down. Then we were called into a small room where a different CO asked my fiancee pretty much the same couple of very basic questions about the nature of our first meeting (such as when and where it wa... read complete review
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