Philippines US Consulate Reviews
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|  Review #9962 on July 9, 2012: |
vonz
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Our long journey is finally over VISA APPROVED ,, Words cannot express the joy that we felt today and I am so happy and excited that we will soon be together w/ my honey and and to all VJ member thank you for providing information on how to process the visa and give advice & tips if I how doubt ,!! to all VJ member good luck & don’t forget to pray to ask wisdom and guidance and the most important be “PATIENT” for waiting.. God Bless us ALL…!!!
My interview experience @ USEM:
6:30AM- arrived at the embassy and line up at the Immigrant visa and prepare your appointments letter & passport after that there is one guy give you zip lock bag to put your passport & 2GO slip.
7:00 AM -When I get in, they will scan your bag and they also will check your documents before you can enter the building she just ask my passport and put it into a small zip lock bag, and she take a look at my appointment letter and Submit/Drop my Appointment... read complete review
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #9959 on July 7, 2012: |
Brandon+Roslyn
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OUR EXPERIENCE WITH CRBA AT MANILA EMBASSY
I noticed that there is no reviews of doing the CRBA here. At least none that I noticed. So here it goes.
Our appointment was actually for 9:30 but we got there at 5:45 because I thought that it was at 6:30. Just a heads up, they DO NOT CARE what appointment time you have for ACS. The guard would let us through the line until 6:30 when they opened the waiting area. The second floor where they do all of the ACS stuff doesn't open until 7:30, so there is no need to rush to the embassy. You will just have to wait for nothing basically. At 7:00 the opened the door for the 2nd floor and let us upstairs. All the CRBA people and a 2000 number. We were 2001. They didnt start calling numbers until 7:30 though, so we waited a little while. Then we got called up pretty much right away. There girl was a nice young Filipina, and asked for all of our documents. She examined everything and made sure all the forms were fil... read complete review
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #9958 on July 7, 2012: |
Brandon+Roslyn
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
The day of our interview we all woke up at 4:00am for an appointment time of 6:30. We arrived at the embassy by about 5:15am and the line for the Fiance/Immigrant Visas was already pushed back quite a ways. We were let into the line a few minutes later by the gaurd. They started checking everyones appointment letters and putting a sticker on everyones passport then into a plastic bag, then formed a new line. We finally got to canopy where they were checking the appointment letters and was caught by a nice surprise when the man asked my wife if this was our baby and she said "yes" and they moved us to the very front of the new line! We had to bring our 1 month old with us, which turned out to be a blessing. By this point it was almost 6 or so and they called the first wave of people to go through the metal detectors and security, then we had to wait in line again to get our number which was 5000 (its really too bad they dont call those numbers in order lol). We were then let into the em... read complete review
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #9952 on July 7, 2012: |
marissa musthaler
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Two (2) days before our scheduled interview my son was scratch by a cat while just sitting outside the house . . maybe he is at the wrong place 2 punctures wounds on his upper right arm and 2 punctures wounds on his back .. took him to the doctor anti tetanus shot and the following morning i brought him to San Lazaro hospital for anti rabies shots and ERIG (P2,475 for 2 vials)and was administered once only . . expect some reactions . . July 5, at 9pm his fever is 39 and i got panicky with nobody around to support me.. for short i am stress out and worried what and if ever my son is sick, how can we go to the US Embassy for our visa interview . . so i said to my son i am going to pray and you agree with me. . its a prayer claiming healing and rebuking hindrances for our interview the morning . . i just felt a tight hug and kiss from my son . .it was the longest night of my life . . i tried to go online to talk to my husband but he is offline i did not sleep that night just make... read complete review
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #9937 on July 6, 2012: |
beckyo
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
My fiance had his interview June 22. He said they asked very few questions and did not want to look at pictures or other proof of relationship he offered. They said they had no doubt about the legitimacy of our relationship. The interview with the Filipino CO went fine.
When he got to the American CO, there was in issue with finances. The CO said he needed current pay stubs. My current pay stubs were actually already in the packet that the CO had, but he apparently didn't notice or care. My fiance tried to explain further that my mother was willing to act as a joint sponsor. The CO said, "We do not accept co-sponsors for the K1 visa" and refused paperwork showing my mother's finances and offer of support. He was issued a 221g on which "proof of current sustained income" was checked. They kept all of his paperwork and his passport and told him to mail the requested documents directly to the embassy via 2GO.
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