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Philippines US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9 / 5
2659 Review(s)
Manila, Philippines
Review #19157 on March 23, 2016:

Jajing

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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

Went to usem at 5:30 am for my 8:15 am interview. Submitted my bc, nbi, mc and crba. Had Oath taking. Had interview- questions were: who is my petitioner, his job, name of our joint sponsor and his job. Final step is the release.

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Manila, Philippines
Review #19028 on February 29, 2016:

AngelGab




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Review Topic: K1 Visa

Visa approve

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Manila, Philippines
Review #19026 on February 29, 2016:

CJNL




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Review Topic: K1 Visa

The entire process took 3 months to finish. We started it November 23, 2015 and was approved of the visa February 22, 2016. It was very stressful on our part (me and my fiance) as we've struggled all throughout the process but we were able to get through it nonetheless. One thing's for sure,applicants should be prepared as far as documentation is concerned and most importantly during the interview. I've heard some applicants and they couldn't even answer basic questions about their fiances (Fave food, movie, past time). Be honest!

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United Arab Emirates
Review #19007 on February 26, 2016:

ChicSharjah




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Review Topic: K1 Visa

It was a long wait for a breezy interview.

Arrived at the embassy 15 mins before my appointment, and there were already 15 immigrant visa applicants ahead of me. Note to future interviewees: DO NOT bring bags/purses, however small it may be, you will be refused entry (I kept reading about this in this forum yet I didn't heed the warning: I was initially denied entry because of my small bag – even if it contained only my wallet LOL). I had to hurry back to the hotel nearby (thumbs up for Aloft) to deposit my bag and just bring along my rather large wallet. Only papers are allowed inside, and given the bulk of documents I brought, I had to use a woven shopping bag to keep everything in.

Numbers are called in windows where they collect documents to add on to the I-129F file they already have. I handed over my DS-160 confirmation paper, proof of payment and appointment letter, filled up DS-156K, original passport and a copy of it, original birth certificate... read complete review

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Manila, Philippines
Review #18990 on February 24, 2016:

aaron9350




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Review Topic: K1 Visa

Hello, I am the petitioner submitting this review for my fiancée and her 2 girls.
We had our interview appointment at 0645 on 24 Feb 2016. We arrived at around 0545 and a decent line was there.
-1st station outside. The line we got in for K1 moved up quickly to the first step and we got out our DS160, appointment notification and passports for K1/K2. We got held up here because either we forgot or it was not clear at all the K2 applicants need to have a separate DS160 for each K2 (I added her children under her DS160 but doesn't matter)so off to an internet shop and we had them completed in about 20-25 minutes. We walked back to the embassy and completed the first step, on through security and on to the 5 step process.
-1st step was biometrics after showing the lady the ziplock with DS160s and passports. She then scanned the fingers and thumbs of primary applicant. (K2 did not need to have fingers scanned)and asked names and birth dates of K1 and K2s.
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