Singapore US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.7
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108 Review(s)
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| Singapore |  Review #19016 on February 27, 2016: |
morphobia
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Interview appointment was 8.45am. Arrived at 8.15am, had to queue and surrender mobile phone before allowed to enter the embassy proper.
Was given a queue number and asked to take a seat and wait. There was one person ahead of me. Waited for a while and when it was my turn an Asian man called my number. He asked for the documents requested in the email (birth cert, police cert, Affidavit of Support, passport and passport photographs). Forgot to make a photocopy of documents so I had to make payment for them to make the copies for me. After he looked through the Affidavit of Support he mentioned one of the supporting documents was not acceptable and returned it to me, along with a "pending documents" form and the domestic violence handout. He told me that the next person to talk to me would let me know if I had any pending documents to mail in to complete the visa process.
He asked a few questions:
-How did I meet my fiance
-How often did we m... read complete review
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| Singapore | Review #18668 on January 5, 2016: |
singaporekeith
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Quick and easy.
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| Singapore | Review #17986 on October 7, 2015: |
Roy&Chanel
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I was schedule for an interview in October 2015 at 8:45am. I reached the US embassy at 8am and was surprised that there is a long queue there and people are sitting on the benches at the waiting area. I suggest to go there early. There is no carpark, the nearest carpark is at Glen Eagles Hospital if anyone of you are driving. When I was there, the security guard was joking, "What the hell is this! What a huge pile! Did you bring your bills too?" The security guard will ask 4 people to stand and queue at the door at a time, once we are being called, you will have to surrender your mobile phone and go through the body and bag scan checks. You will then walk up the long slope into the building. Once you walk into the building, there is another scan and bag check security and then proceed to the visa department on the left.
I was being called after 5 minutes wait, the first officer is a Chinese man like what other posters said. He is extremely professional and friendly, he a... read complete review
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| Singapore | Review #17234 on July 2, 2015: |
G-J
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I was scheduled for interview last June 5, 2015 appointment time 8:45am reached embassy around 8:15am there's already long queue they're sitting outside the benches then the guard will ask 5 person to stand and wait some more before entering the door one at a time, you will surrender your cellphone and they will give you a number for collection after you get out from the embassy. Inside you need to get queue number and choose either Immigrant or Non immigrant, wait til your number flash on the screen.I was the first one queue for Immigrant visa waited til the window open for interview, the first interviewer was an asian guy he was calm and ask for my documents : Original Birth certificate, police cleance, affidavit of support, passport,if any certified divorce decree, then he ask if my fiance gave me any bank accounts I told him no, then ask if I have my own bank account luckily I brought one with me.
Questions that I can remember:
What pass I'm holding? Then I sh... read complete review
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| Singapore | Review #17056 on June 15, 2015: |
smartgreen
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My interview was on June 10.
The entire interview process is relative simple and easier than I expected although I waited outside of the embassy for a good 45 minutes.
The first guy I met was a Chinese who mainly to ensure the completeness of all my supporting documents. He only asked me how I met my hubby, what he does and requested for some photos of us. That's it!! Nothing tricky.
The second guy I met was a Caucasian and he is the real Officer who tells you whether he would approve your application. He was very straight forward and told me my case look good and he would approve it within the next day to two.
Yay....and I thought my VISA process ends here, but guess what!!!!!
I found it on Jun 15 that they are not able to issue my visa due to some technical issue with all the VISA systems overseas. I am very upset and disappointed about this as I am supposed to attend my sis-in-law's wedding on the 20th in ... read complete review
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