Portugal US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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34 Review(s)
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| France |  Review #29978 on August 10, 2021: |
Michelle R
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
They were friendly enough but stated we did not have the Intent letter when we did give it to them so we had to send them an updated on with the words 'free and willing to marry'. THen they misplaced the passport photos given to them on interview day so we had to mail a new set from Portugal. All of this caused a delay of 2 weeks and 2 days to receive visa we flew back to Paris to pickup.
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| France | Review #29585 on May 5, 2021: |
Mario001
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Let me share my experience of the K1-Visa at the France US Embassy. I did my interview today, May 5th 2021.
I am Portuguese, so I will comment on my experience and what was the necessary documents for a Portuguese Citizen. If you are not Portuguese the required documents or what they check could be different.
Embassy sends an email 3 weeks before the appointment.
You should book your medical appointment 15 days before your interview. The embassy says that you will get an envelope with the medicals but that information is outdated. After your medical they send the results by email to the embassy (If you do the medical in Lisbon). You don't receive anything. The medical exam is: Blood analysis, eye exam, chest x-ray, check your vaccines and do a general touch on your whole body to see if you have any lumps.
The police certificate is a document that you can get online. You pay by card and you are able to download the document. The docum... read complete review
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| France | Review #27465 on November 11, 2019: |
Madison S.
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Waited about 2h for the whole thing, at the entrance they verified my DS-260, passport and Chronopost envelope.
Security was a bit intimidating, and I wasn't allowed to take my phone in -- security held it before I could enter. Everything else in my pockets (wallet, cash, etc.) was fine to enter with me. Upon arriving I waited in line and had to give the receptionist my passport, DS-260 confirmation, birth certificate, police certificate, and Chronopost envelope with my address written on it. All of the workers were friendly.
Afterwards I was told to wait until my name was called for the actual interview. When it was my turn, I was asked the following:
1. Favorite photo of us
2. When we got married
3. When we met
4. If I lived anywhere other than Portugal
5. How we met
6. Asked to see recent photos (and asked for me to point out my wife in a group photo)
7. If he has any children
8. If I have any children... read complete review
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| France | Review #26520 on June 25, 2019: |
amah91
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The interview experience was overall positive. Phone and personal belongings don't go in. Lady was nice but got to the point, she wanted to know a lot of stuff in detail. Some of the questions asked were:
- where did you meet your fiancé? (detailed)
- where does he live?
- when and where is your wedding?
- what does he do for living? (details such as what are the tasks of that position, what city? what stores are in the surrodings of the building?)
- what were you doing in the US on prior trips? (detailed)
She said i was all set and I’d get my passport in the mail in 1-2 weeks.
PS: don’t buy the 60€ chronopost envelope. I went to the La Poste office near the Embassy. Lady at the Embassy gave me back the foam and said there was no need for that specific type.
Also if you are with your fiancé make sure you don’t bring any kind of luggage. He had to stay outside with it and ... read complete review
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| France | Review #26475 on June 19, 2019: |
PauloCaraujo
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everything em smooth , schedule was at 10 AM , got there 9:45 , security guards all very friendly, they perform the same security like Airports. they kept my phone , watch , no food or drinks are allowed inside the embassy.
got inside, went to the line so they can review all the paper work, then I was told to sit in the wainting room , the the consular officer calls your name , ( its like going to the RMV or Social Security office lol) made the interview, like where I meet my wife , bla bla bla , no major question , very easy , the lady was cool .
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