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| Manila, Philippines |  Review #26232 on May 18, 2019: |
tyr044
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| | | Manila, Philippines | Review #26231 on May 18, 2019: |
Joe Ann Rullon
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| | | Manila, Philippines | Review #26224 on May 17, 2019: |
Gregor Hanston
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Appointment 7:15 AM, Fiancé arrived outside the Embassy at 5 AM, which I had told her to arrive around 6:15 AM. Took interview and asked the following: Your Name? Your Birthday? Fiancé's name? Fiancé's Birthday? Does your Fiancé have kids? What are their names? Do you have any pictures together? Has a small stack of photos, CO says 'just 1 please'. Visa approved!!
| | | Manila, Philippines | Review #26216 on May 17, 2019: |
Jhei-Jhei
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Visa interview is very easy. Consule is polite and nice. And she always smile.
| | | Manila, Philippines | Review #26211 on May 17, 2019: |
HalfWayMark
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My wife's interview for IR-1 was scheduled for 6:45am on May 14. We live on Leyte, so we flew in to Manila on May 8 for a week -- with our 1 1/2 year-old daughter. It was a fun "vacation", and all went well! All told, it took 3 half-days of "visa business", and the rest of the time was pure adventure.
If you plan to bring a small child to the interview, see below for our experience. We didn't know what to expect -- if we could bring water, bottles, snacks.... More on that below.
My wife went to St. Luke's Medical Center at 6am on May 9; she was finished at 11:30. We had both read on VisaJourney that St. Luke's doesn't allow backpacks, phones, food, etc. to be brought in, but that wasn't true (at least with the guards on that day) -- she said there were about 15 people in line at 6am, and more than 30 going through the medical exam process in the next 3 hours. Some of the others had backpacks, phones, taking photos, etc. There were a couple of women... read complete review
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