South Korea US Consulate Reviews
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Korea | Review #30931 on April 5, 2022: |
Vincent Jung
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I had my interview today and i got my visa approved without any issues.
Here's my background
1. me and my wife living in korea together.
2. My wife has been living in korea since 2018
3. my wife have been working until end of 2021 and now she's unemployed
4. prepared AOS with Joint Sponsor (Wife's parents)
5. we reported our marriage in korea but didn't do the wedding ceremony.
6. me and my wife went to the U.S embassy together.
7. every form and documents were prepared with help of immigration lawyer.
8. We started with CR-1 but the category has changed to IR-1 automatically because days of marriage reached over 2 years.
Interview
at the entrance(07:30)
1. I showed my passport at the entance and the employees escorted us in
2. I gave them all the electronic devices we had(Cellphone, Remote key)
3. I went up to 2nd floor and gave my UID information paper to employee
4. I went up to 3rd floor and waited until being called by employee
5. I gave the original copy of documents which was uploaded on NVC to employee. the employeed checked all the documents and gave me back unnecessary documents
6. i waited and employee called me again and saying that Petitioner's birth certificate is missing and was not uploaded to NVC either.
I told them i don't have actual copy with me now and employee told me to go back to seat and wait for an interview
the interview starts(08:00)
1. My name was called and I went to the desk where the Consul stays.
2. Consul welcomes me for an interview session and she guided me through fingerprint scan process.
3. Questions
Consul: Where did you guys meet?
Answer: the place we first met
Consul: When did you guys meet in person?
Answer: the date we first met
Consul: When did you guys get married?
Answer: marriage date
Consul: Where does your wife live now?
Answer: We are living in korea together.
Consul: Do you have children?
Answer: No we don't.
Consul: What are you and wife going to do when you're back in states?
Answer: Explained what we majored and also told them that we are looking for a jobs.
Consul: Did you guys find a home?
Answer: Explained that we wll be living with wife's parents home for awhile.
Consul: Is there are proof that your wife is trying to look for a job?
Answer: Yes I have a copy of e-mail that shows contacting job posts and replies from them. It wasn't uplaoded on NVC but i can still show you if you'd like to have a look.
Consul: Yes, i'd like to see it
Answer: I gave a copy of proof
Consul: Okay. Your visa has been approved. Your passport will be returned to you via delievery option of your choice.
It will take about a week to be processed and sent to you. Congratulations and I hope you enjoy your living in US.
Answer: Thank you so much. Have a good day.
Consul: You too. Good bye.
7. We took our belongings on 1st floor and left the embassy.
Everyone was very nice and the questions were very basic.
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Korea | Review #30908 on March 28, 2022: |
Jennifer C.
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Korea | Review #30877 on March 21, 2022: |
esther.m3516
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Officer was kind, clear and allowed me to stand by my husband to help with his english! Went so well!
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Korea | Review #30329 on October 31, 2021: |
Danmuji
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The petitioner was present with the beneficiary.
The interviewer spoke Korean asked us about
- When we met
- How long did you meet before tying the knot
- Where does the husband live?
- Why was the beneficiary in foreign country for more than a year? What was her job there?
- What does the husband do for living?
- When was the last time the beneficiary visited the states?
- Since the petitioner was living in Korea, interviewer asked if the petitioner will follow suit when the beneficiary leaves
Above questions were asked in a natural dialog. We exteremely thankful that the interviewer was mindful of our nervousness and even used Korean honorifics to make us feel at ease.
As a side note, we overheard a lady, a K1 beneficiary also being interviewed. She also was given a choice to do the interview in Korean or English. The lady chose Korean.
All in all, they seem to run a tight ship around there with professionals.
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Korea | Review #30199 on September 30, 2021: |
Pumkinpie00
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