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| Manila, Philippines |  Review #24442 on August 13, 2018: |
pcpro178
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My wife's interview was scheduled very early in the morning 6:40 AM. We had no real problems. Because it was early in the day, we chose to walk the about half-mile distance to the embassy from our hotel. We followed all the instructions to the letter, dressed nice, brought with us lots of evidence supporting our relationship (enough to fill a 6-inch binder), and copies of all the other legal documents they requested in the interview instructions. I did accompany my wife to the interview. Although it's technically not necessary, we wanted to make sure everything went smoothly. I'd say we were at the embassy only about an hour, 90 minutes at most.
There were three parts to the interview. At the first window they reviewed all of my wife's legal documents and asked a few basic questions like, "What is your husband's name?" "When where you married?" and the like. At the second window it was just some fingerprint scans. The third window was where the actual interview ... read complete review
| | | Manila, Philippines | Review #24415 on August 9, 2018: |
lakwatserangpinay
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Here are the questions from the American CO during my interview yday sissies (for your reference)
- What is his work?
- Where does he live?
- How many times did he visited you?
- When was the last time he visited you?
- Was he arrested before?
- Are you traveling alone? to which I replied, I'll be traveling with my 2 kids; and the CO said Öh you have kids"I said yes and both are already US Citizens. CO: Oh the kids are his. And I said yes. CO asked if I already applied for their passports and I said Yes. CO said "very good"
(handed me the 2 pamphlets)
- CO explained about DV (Domestic Violence) and what to do.
-CO asked me if I will be in the situation (encounter/experience DV) what will I do, I told him "Well just like what you said call 911"and then he said "Very good"
After that he told me that I was approved and to just wait for my passport with visa then sent me home.
| | | Manila, Philippines | Review #24409 on August 8, 2018: |
garylenhall
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Got our visa interview approved today,August 8, 2018.
We are finally done with the visa process finally. It has been a very long journey. Took us 14months from filing to visa approved. But can say, it's all worth it.
Good luck to those who are still on this process. Be patient and be strong.
Great things comes to those who wait. Everything has it's own timing.
| | | Manila, Philippines | Review #24407 on August 8, 2018: |
garylenhall
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Got our visa interview approved today,August 8, 2018.
We are finally done with the visa process finally. It has been a very long journey. Took us 14months from filing to visa approved. But can say, it's all worth it.
Good luck to those who are still on this process. Be patient and be strong.
Great things comes to those who wait. Everything has it's own timing.
| | | Manila, Philippines | Review #24395 on August 7, 2018: |
mayangjebjeb17
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
What we thought was going to be a stressful day turned out to be a Blessed one instead. Here’s our timeline:
Hotel: Red Planet Manila Bay (few minutes walk from the Embassy)
4am: woke up and ready by 4:30am
4:30-5:15am: reviewed and checked all documents
5:30am: arrived at US EMBASSY
5:45am: guard asked all the 6:40am people (Fiancé) to fall in line.
Guard asks to see the appointment letter and once you enters the gate, another guard hands out plastic bags to put your passport in (Bio page visible) and asks for DS-160, puts a sticker in it then to a room where you’ll have your body scanned and checked, wait again then you enter the main building where they do another body scan. Since he was first in line, he was able to proceed to the Fil Consul window right away.
Filipino Consul: DS-160, NBI, PSA BC, Cenomar, MRV Slip/receipt
Questions Asked:
Name, Age, Petitioner’s Name and where ... read complete review
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