Singapore US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.7
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109 Review(s)
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| Singapore |  Review #14538 on May 28, 2014: |
yairzick
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: Direct Consular Filing
My wife had her interview scheduled for the 28th may. We are filing for both her and my two sons. Anticipating a riot in the embassy if it was just her and them, I emailed the embassy and asked whether it's ok that my mother in law comes along. They said it was not necessary, but, since my children are less than 14 years old (the older one is 3), there is no need for them to come for the interview. She happily came by, and the first thing the interviewer asks is: where are your kids?
My wife (shocked) shows the man the email we got, and the interviewer just said that he needs to see the kids in order to process them... They scheduled an additional interview for next Friday (6th June), but this was just irritating! One hand doesn't know what the other's doing.
Next, he goes over my wife's documents and tells her that we'll need a criminal record from EVERY COUNTRY that she's ever resided in (so, in addition to Singapore, Israel and Australia). Now we must... read complete review
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| Singapore | Review #14335 on April 24, 2014: |
amirahharith
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· 3 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
My interview was scheduled for 8:45am on April 22nd 2014 at the U.S Embassy Singapore.
I was probably overly nervous for the interview, having read many horror stories and bad experiences from people going for K1 visa interviews at other consulates.
The whole interview process was truly underwhelming!
I expected to be asked a whole host of questions, my mind was abuzz with answers I thought I would have to give.
I arrived at the embassy at 8:30am, walked up the slope to the entrance and a security officer asked me if I was here for an immigrant visa or a non-immigrant visa. So I said immigrant visa and was directed towards the entrance of the embassy. I looked toward the people queuing for a non-immigrant visa and there were over 15 people sitting in a shade, waiting to be called. At that point, I was quietly glad that I had an appointment 
However, I didn't expect to have to queue to be allowed entry int... read complete review
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| Singapore | Review #14327 on April 23, 2014: |
bigjohn7502
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APPROVED !!!!! This was a good experience. My fiance had her interview on 23 April 2014. Her total interview time was approx 20 min. She was only there about 1 1/2 hours. Some of the questions they asked are as follows:
1) whats you fiance's name?
2) Whats his occupation?
3) Do you know his salary?
4) How many kids he have?
5) When did you first meet?
6) Where did you meet in person?
They asked for proof of relationship which they said I had plenty.They also asked for my fiance divorce papers. Other than that it went pretty fast and the interviewers were very nice and friendly.
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| Singapore | Review #14326 on April 23, 2014: |
bigjohn7502
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The interviewers were polite. No issues with my interview
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| Singapore | Review #14129 on March 17, 2014: |
mwetterh
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· 2 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
March 17 2014. Our whole process was approx. 6 months Sept 2013 - March 2014.
The Interview was in our case the easiest of all the stages going very smoothly and taking only 2 hrs. I will give a more detailed response in a couple of days.
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