Spain US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.1
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141 Review(s)
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| Madrid, Spain |  Review #28144 on March 4, 2020: |
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they don’t allow you to bring a backpack in the embassy and I was not aware so I had to go find some place to leave it. I left it to the doorman of an apartment building near the embassy.
I had to wait around 30 minutes before I got called to give my passport. They gave me back my original birth certificate and asked me which countries I’ve lived in for more than 6 months and checked they had the police certificates from all of them.
After that I had to go back and wait to be called by another person for the interview.
We started by taking my fingerprints and then she asked me what is my fiancé’s name, where we met and how long we lived together. Asked if he’d like to come back to Europe too since we lived together here before and then she saw I am from Athens so started commenting on how much she likes it. After that she said I’m approved officially and my passport will be ready in about 2 weeks. She was very nice!
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #27036 on September 10, 2019: |
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Everything went smoothly. The people were nice and professional. My husband didn't have his original divorce decree only his translation so they gave him an extension so he could mail it in. Then he got his passport in the mail.
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #26912 on August 22, 2019: |
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I had my interview appointment scheduled for the 25th of July at 3pm. My fiancee urged me to get an extra early train so i would have plenty of time to pick up the medical exam results from the clinic before the appointment. At about 12:15pm, after picking up the results, i was standing outside the clinic double-checking the estimated walking time to the Embassy, when i noticed that Google Maps stated that the Embassy would be closing at 1pm that day(two hours before my scheduled appointment!) I tried to call the Embassy right away, but there was no possible way to get someone on the line through the automated system so i gave up on that and decided to walk there to ask them what the deal was.
I arrived at the Embassy at about 12:45, where i explained the situation to the security guards and they told me that it would close at 2:45pm and to be back at the entrance at 2pm instead. I went to grab a coffee and some food across the street and returned at 1:45pm to find a que... read complete review
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #26687 on July 17, 2019: |
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THe experience was quite good and smooth.
I arrived 20 min before, I broke my collarbone two weeks ago and they helped me. I left my suitcase and mobile phone.
They gave me a number and waited for 40 min and they called me to request the passport and medical exam. She gave me the xray stamp and told me I can't open until I arrive to the US and give it to the border official.
Then I had to wait for another 40 min and another lady called me, she asked what happened to my collarbone and to promise everything under my application was true.
She asked how and when I met my fiancée and that's it. 1 min interview, she told me my application was perfect and congratulate me.
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| Madrid, Spain | Review #26686 on July 17, 2019: |
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My interview experience in Madrid couldn't be better. I arrived outside and on account of me having crutches, I skipped the outside queue and went directly to the check-in desk where they took my passport briefly and gave it back with two labels and a ticket with a number. Once on the waiting area, I had to wait for about 35 minutes before I was called into a window.
The very nice lady spoke Spanish and asked for my passport, medical examination and envelope with the X-RAY. She proceeded to take a look at the medical examination and stapled it to my file. She then told me to wait to be called for the interview.
I waited for around 45 minutes and I was called to a different window with a different lady. She was also very nice. She asked me why I was in crutches and was happy to hear that I didn't have much longer. She asked me to swear that everything I was going to say was true and started the interview.
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