Spain US Consulate Reviews
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178 Review(s)
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| Madrid, Spain |  Review #22495 on September 14, 2017: |
lol2
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They let me in 40 min before the scheduled time for the interview. I got my number and waited less than 10 min to be called to the first window (certificates, affidavits of support and all that stuff). That first part was about 5 min or so.
After another 10 min, I got called to the interview window. The interviewer was really nice and asked the following questions:
- Who's the petitioner?
- Where did you meet each other?
- Where's your spouse living now?
- Are you planning to stay there?
And that's it!!!  I finished the whole thing when I was supposed to have the interview :P.
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #22336 on August 15, 2017: |
Gemma
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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This review is from July 2017.
The appointments at the embassy are at 2:30pm for family visas. I was able to chose the date but all the appointments were at 2:30pm. I needed to take the day off anyway to travel to Madrid, so that did not particularly bother me.
There was a short line and one of the embassy workers put a sticker on my passport indicating I was there for a a K1 visa.
As usual, they made me leave my phone to enter the embassy but they allowed a small bag. Backpacks are not permitted.
Once you go in you take your number (the number machine is right before entering the main room) and wait.
I had to wait about 20-30 min, then they took my documents, asked for the medical and the x-ray. They returned the x-ray sealed and explained that if approved I'll receive the documents in a big envelope that I could open, then inside there will be my passport and another envelope I should not open.
Then I waited again and finally got to... read complete review
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #22281 on August 3, 2017: |
annpeian
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #21911 on June 7, 2017: |
Andsco
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So I got into the embassy around 20 min before my interview. There was around 3 guards at the entrance and I asked where I was suppose to go to attend my interview. A very nice lady asked for my name and told me to follow the guard to the check and once inside to press the B for Immigrant visa. I went to the embassy with my stuff well organized inside a plastic bag. Once the guard checked everything, he asked me if I needed all what I had in my bag and since I just wanted the documents, he took my bag and asked me to give away my phone (previously closed) and gave me a big yellow tag with a number that I had to give back before I left the embassy to get back my stuff.
Once I got in, there was first a big room with a machine in which you had to grab a number so they could call you to give the papers and for the interview. Next, I walked into another room with chairs and surrounded by windows. I waited around 5 min before a nice lady told me to approach and give the proof of payme... read complete review
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #21892 on June 1, 2017: |
Meatball699
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My fiance had her interview yesterday and she was approved.
After the I-129 paperwork made it to the Embassy, we had a few challenges because there were quite a few details left out of even the best guides. FYI.. Madrid will only communicate by Email, but they are good about responding quickly.
The Medical exam was the most difficult part to figure out. In Madrid, there is only one doctors office that can do the exam and the exam needs to done at least a week before your interview. My fiance had to fly to Madrid for the day and have the exam, then we picked up the medical packet on the day before the interview (about a week later. So expect to make two trips or if your timing is good you may be able to just stay in Madrid for a week, getting the exam one day and the interview a week later, but the Medical office will be working on Spanish time so you are not guaranteed when the papers will be done.
She did not have any of her childhood vaccination recor... read complete review
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