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Philippines US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9 / 5
2598 Review(s)
Manila, Philippines
Review #311 on December 14, 2005:

Reddog69




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Review Topic: K1 Visa

The process is very straightforward, however there are a few things that are influenced by the human element involved.

I was told that the medical was easy and very efficient. My fiancee had no trouble and was not made to feel uncomfortable during this part of the process like we had heard in past accounts.

The interview is a completely diffeent story. Alot of confusion and seemly chaos. Instructions were not made clear and impatientance seemed the flavor of the day.

After is was all said and done, it has just come to our attention that additional doc's are needed to complete the process. Nothing was mentioned during the interview about this. Only the opposite can be said. My fiancee was told to expect delivery of the visa in 7 to 10 business days later. That she was approved and could get ready to travel as soon as the visa arived to her home. 30 days have been lost waiting patiently and now we go back to the embassy to try to resol... read complete review

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Manila, Philippines
Review #308 on December 13, 2005:

fianceeinwaiting




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Review Topic: K1 Visa

Under AR since October 8, 2004 up to now, December 15, 2005.
Submitted FBI Fingerprinting with $85 fee and awaiting security clearance since June 8,2005.

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Singapore
Review #302 on December 9, 2005:

waynelaarni

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My interveiw was last Nov 30th,i arrived at the consulate 5 mins before 9am and my appointment time was 9am,when i got there i joined the line with other people applying for non immigrant visas..After checking my appointment letter they allow me to enter and x-ray my bag,passed to a detector.And mind you consulate doors are very heavy for me,like i cant pull(lol).anyways,i got in the room there are a lot of people and i finally got my queue number,and i was standing bec there is not enough chairs,luckily i waited for less than 5 mins and my number called.the american lady is pleasant but not friendly at all,she collected one by one my papers and she was looking for my police certificate from philippined which i dont have,and she instructed me to come back at 2pm for the final interview....at 1.50 i arrived at the embassy and had my clearance and went in,i was surprised bec only 2 people are there,the chinese lady and me..so i waited and the window counter opened and the same lady call... read complete review

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Manila, Philippines
Review #268 on November 26, 2005:

ralphlyn




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Got another letter from the embassy dated Nov.3,2005...for the re evaluation of medical examination of the K2 applicant. St. Luke's directly submitted the re-evalution, dated Nov.20,2005...

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Manila, Philippines
Review #135 on September 4, 2005:

Millana




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I came for my interview prepared and thinking that I will get an instant approval for my k3 visa. I was wrong. My case was put on admin. review like most of other applicants. At first, I was very upset about it, but then after hearing other applicants' experiences, I felt better because at least I was treated a whole lot better than they are. The consulate is very strict and always go by the book when it comes to issueing visas to filipinos. It sends red flag if an applicant has money on the bank and single and applying for a tourist visa, "potential over-staying alien", if the applicant hardly speaks english, came from a far-flung village and is marrying an old USC, "mail-order bride, if she speaks a little english, and worked as a GRO in the red light district, "marriage for convenience". Sadly, but these happen, not to mention arranged marriages, one relative living in US would find a guy for her niece or sister to marry and pay the guy once she comes here. I cannot really blame ... read complete review

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