Philippines US Consulate Reviews
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2670 Review(s)
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| Manila, Philippines |  Review #6440 on August 6, 2010: |
charisse28
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
interview this morning went smooth .i got 8:30 appointment but i was there around 7 am.show to the security guard my appointment letter and my ID.went inside get a number then wait for my number to be called.my name was called for finger scanning then wait again for my number to be called.my number flashed went to window 18 for pre screening(filipina)she ask
1.your name
2.birthday
3.have you been to other country
4.age
5.do you have kids
6.do you have the copy of the divorce paper of your husband(1st wife)
7.your address in USA
8.may i see the pictures,chatlogs,phonelogs,emails,letters,remittances
and i include the plane ticket hehehehe
after that she told me to wait for my number to be called.
my number flashed window 27 the CO is so good greeted him and with other CO who is just sitting there.He ask me ho i am and i sa... read complete review
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #6429 on August 4, 2010: |
feshusband
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Arrived at embassy at 5:30 am they allowed her in at 6:00 am. She had her appointment letter and used her NBI as ID. By the way there was a service there that allows her to leave her cell phone for $150p.
Not sure of the times but process progressed as follows:
Went inside and received a number, when number was called she was finger printed and returned to her seat.
After about 20 min she was called for pre screening ( she called it Philippine interview) the inverviewer who was a Filipina had her sign the her ds 230 and asked;
What is your name?
Name of your petitioner?
What does he do for work?
Where does he live in the US?
How did you meet?
When did you last see him in person?
She ask for phone records, chat logs, western union receipts, and photos. All this took about a 15 min
Returned to her seat to wait her name to be called. Wait maybe 45 min and her name was called for the interview. The CO was a w... read complete review
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #6417 on July 30, 2010: |
JORDANTONI09
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· 4 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
The entire staff of the U.S. Embassy in Manila was amicable and accommodating. Other than the guard's wrong instructions, the rest of the experience went fairly well. The consul I was assigned to was polite and not dismissive like the other one who shared a room with him. The interview process was simple and efficient so as long as you pay attention to the numbers on the screen, you're good. I noticed that the people were accommodated based on the paperwork they presented so I was accommodated before some of the people who had earlier appointments. Arrange your documents well and walk in with confidence. It was a very good experience!
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #6404 on July 28, 2010: |
kapitanboom
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Process went through smoothly, Line was short for K filers; CO only asked 4 question on interview; 1. When is your Birthday? 2. How did you and your fiance meet? 3. Do you intend to marry your fiance within 90 days? 4. What is your Fiance's work? Though Pre-Screener at the window/boot asked more questions, than the CO. Otherwise; everything was smooth. Oh, be careful of the fixer outside the Embassy; they'll try to milk you with false information and charge you with $$$. They'll say anything like for instance CP (which ofcourse is not allowed in side) and Flash drive, or anything electronic etc are not allowed; they'll charge you 100- 200 pesos that they'll watch your things; they'll also say that you need this such and such forms and charge you with soo much $$$ for printing and PC rental...
Just stick to VJ guidelines and Embassy Guidelines and you'll be fine  don't let any one intimidate you; process is easy and smooth, CO's are nice and accommodating; Jus... read complete review
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| Manila, Philippines | Review #6382 on July 23, 2010: |
pookie123
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· 5 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: General Review
5:30am Arrived at US Embassy, went to K1/K3 section showed my appointment letter and instructed to take a seat
6:30am Gate opens (Different line for IV/IMV and seafarers)Went through inspection then followed the arrows for Immigrant Visa. Inside, the guard will guide you on what to do next. Fall in line to the booth where you have give you forms 156, 156k and 157 together with the blue BDO receipt and make sure to attached your photo to form 156. After submitting, the lady will give you number.
7:30am My name was called to window 44 for pre-screening. Pre-screener asked me the following:
Name
Age
Petitioner's name
Divorce? how many times?
Then asked for my form I-134 and ITR 2009 and some pictures.Then told me to wait outside.
8:30am My name was called to fall in line to window 33 for finger scanning. The Black guy will ask for your name and date of birth.
9:25am My number appeared on window 44. The CO told me to raise... read complete review
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