Spain US Consulate Reviews
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| Madrid, Spain |  Review #10749 on October 29, 2012: |
Formula1
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Fast and easy. My appointment was at 12:30. I had time to pick up the medical results and go to the embassy on time (20-25 minutes walking). No line on the embassy. I got the number and I was called right the way. I gave all the papers to a Spanish woman and 30 seconds after I was told to wait, I was called again in another window. An american consul interviewed me. Well, he just asked me 2 questions: where did I meet my girlfriend and when... I signed the paper in front of him and after he was typing for 4-5 minutes I was out of there to have a great Menú del Día. I was just 15-20 minutes in the embassy. Easy and great atention of the personnel inside the Embassy. The only problem with the embassy is that they send the files expired inside the package. So you wait for the envelope but then you have to download the new files. Also, because they send this envelope via ordinary mail it can get lost. It happened to me and that meant a week delay. Other than that everything was great.
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #10616 on October 13, 2012: |
citikate
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #10454 on September 20, 2012: |
KVM
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
We just got our K1 Visa approved yesterday. The overall experience during my 2-days visit to Madrid was really good.
The first day I had a thorough medical checkup at Clinica Angloamericana [I had called both clinics after we got our NOA2 and I was decided to go for this one since, not only they were really kind and understanding when replying all my inquiries, but the other clinic's secretary was incredibly rude to me in the phone]. Before arriving I stopped at the bank and paid the Visa fees, just in case I wouldn't have enough time the day of the interview. [NOTE: It is a fixed amount agreed between the US Embassy and the bank, and thus it doesn't necessarily follow the exact USD/EURO rates, as the currency fluctuation is very rapid]
1. MEDICAL CHEKUP
The medical exam consisted of a series of questions about my lifestyle and medical history, the doctor then checked my weight and height, and the nurse took a sample of my blood to check for syphil... read complete review
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #10402 on September 14, 2012: |
jessica.rey
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #10389 on September 13, 2012: |
ico
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María made a great review, so I am just going to point out the things that were different for me, and will try
My interview was September 11th, so I had an appointment at the unidad angloamericana the day before at 11.
I the unidad they asked for my passport and 3 passport pictures (they have just told me one, they also asked for the document that is set to you by the embassy with the name of the two medical centers on the top.
All the medical process was the same María described.
On Tuesday (apparently Tuesday is the day for the interviews) I picked up my results (in a closed bag) and walked up Serrano. I had time enough, so took the paper they sent that they say it is needed to get into the embassy and the electronic devices in my had to let them there.
there was a line to get into the embassy, and it was hot and sunny, the rest of the people just had some papers much less that we new. When finally the segurity guard made ... read complete review
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