South Africa US Consulate Reviews
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| South Africa | Review #16857 on May 19, 2015: |
Saffer

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I had my interview in JHB last week. I got there pretty early but waited in the car until just before 1pm. BAD MOVE. By the time I got to the door there was a long queue so it took over 30 mins to actually get inside.
We were assigned numbers upon entry so unfortunately I was one of the last ones to be called up. They start with South African employees who take your documents from you. My only question at this stage was - How long have you been married. She also asked for relationship evidence and I had 3 big files so I chose some wedding and family pics and she said that was enough.
The next interview was done by a very nice US Consular Officer lady. She asked the following questions:
- How did we meet?
- When did we meet?
- What jobs we both do.
- Where my spouse lives in the US.
- Who came to the wedding?
All in all the interview went quickly. I offered to show more evidence but the lady told me it was ... read complete review
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| South Africa | Review #16837 on May 17, 2015: |
HDGarnz

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| South Africa | Review #16483 on March 27, 2015: |
jonohenebrey

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Stood outside the Johannesburg Consulate waiting until 13h00. Had to park at the Sandton City Shopping centre parking. The same shopping centre where the medical is done with Dr Hoosen, did the medical a week before on the Thursday and Friday (smooth sailing).
I was issued a ticket on entry to the building in the order that we queued, don't bother bringing your phone with, you have to leave it with security anyway. You can take wallet and keys in. You sit in the waiting area until your number is called and the person at the teller asks for your passport, Unabridged Birth Certificate, I-134 (Affidavit of Support) {They do take co-sponsors if the petitioner does not earn enough} and any proof of relationship (Photos, Messages and Flight details), they didn't ask me for the letter of No Impediment. Also she had to scan both my hands (Finger Prints). Along the way she asks when/where we met and both our addresses.
The lady gave me some papers that I had to r... read complete review
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| South Africa | Review #16234 on February 17, 2015: |
yayita_

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Very quick interview, my husband arrived 1 hour ahead a few people where already in que. He says names are called at random. They asked him to provide information about our relationship to which he provided a big 3 ring binder with copies of all official documents, relationship information, marriage pictures and any other miscellaneous paperwork they might want to see, interview in total was around 5 minutes and he was asked basic questions as to where we met and how did we decide to get married. Great experience!!!!!!
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| South Africa | Review #15847 on December 24, 2014: |
miraclescometrue

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Be over prepared, they asked for things that was not on the list.
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