Philippines US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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2667 Review(s)
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| Manila, Philippines |  Review #24465 on August 17, 2018: |
Emm2018
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Very organized
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #24464 on August 17, 2018: |
Emm2018
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Very organized.
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #24458 on August 16, 2018: |
Ggmartin
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Rating only
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #24453 on August 15, 2018: |
jkelsey
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· 2 people found this review helpful
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The embassy was very professional and didn't waste any time with the steps needed. They had my fiance in and out of the interview in under 45 minutes with an approval. Only thing that you could say was a negative was that she received her visa 4 hours before they sent the email saying that it left the embassy to go to 2GO services.
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #24442 on August 13, 2018: |
pcpro178
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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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
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