Sweden US Consulate Reviews
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| Sweden |  Review #17048 on June 12, 2015: |
Sarahnick
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
When i got to the embassy (got there at 8am and was schedualed for 8.30am)i stood in line for approx 5minutes and then i was asked to show my passport in a window, when entering you will need to go through an "Airport scan", you will not be allowed to bring phone or other Electronics with you in to the interview building.
Walking up to the building and when entering one man in uniform asked me if i was there for the K1 visa and he told me to walk over to Window G.
At the window one lady took my passport and told me to sit and wait a Little.
Then my name was called up again and a Swedish man asked for all the documents. I had it all very well organized in a folder and could hand Everything over easy, at last he asked for some evidence of relationship and i handed over a plastic bag with my fiances last trip to visit me and also a plastic bag with photots from that trip. He then asked how we met and if i had read the phapmlet about domestic violence in the ... read complete review
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| Sweden | Review #16835 on May 16, 2015: |
Rune
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My husband got there 45 minutes early and they took him as soon as he was able. The entire thing was quick and painless. He was actually out 20 minutes before he was scheduled to have the interview and was approved pending the results of the medical which hadn't arrived yet. He'd had it done about ten days prior. We were in AP for two days and then the results arrived. His visa arrived two days after his status changed to issued, so just 4 days after the interview!
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| Sweden | Review #16783 on May 8, 2015: |
Unidentified
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· 3 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I had my interview on May 7, 2015 at 8:30. I arrived there at 8 because I didn't know how bad the line would be. From past experience I know they are very strict about how many people can be inside the building at the same time because of fire safety. MAKE SURE YOU STAND IN THE LINE FOR IMMIGRANT PETITION AND NOT NON_IMMIGRANT. There will be two poles: one yellow and one red. Stand by the yellow one. If you're in something that looks like a bus stop, you're in the wrong line for the K1 visa.
I only waited maybe 5 minutes before I was called up to the security where I had to show them my passport, stand behind a yellow line, turn around and show them the bottom of my shoes. I was let in and was asked to put all my things in the bin. Remember that you will make their job much easier if you don't bring your cell phones. They're not permitted. They do have a tiny storage space there so I got a receipt for picking up my car keys and Fitbit at the end of my visit.
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| Sweden | Review #16434 on March 19, 2015: |
HRL
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
What a waste of time.
5 questions asked. Then a brochure reminding that domestic violence isn't allowed in US (not that is allowed in any Scandinavian country).
What took the longest was the fact that our terrible immigration lawyer had filled with Embassy in Copenhagen, instead of Stockholm and forgot provide a document.
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| Sweden | Review #16377 on March 11, 2015: |
lindsay.sheaves
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My interview was at 8:30am February 3, 2015, at the US Embassy Stockholm. When I arrived they checked me for bombs before I could enter. My wife wasn't allowed in with me so she waited in the car. Once inside, I was directed to a window where I gave the copies of new evidence I had brought as proof (conversation in Swedish). Then I had to wait for 1 hour until I was called up again to another window for the interview (in English). The interview took about 10 minutes (lady was very nice) and I had to take a pledge to tell the truth. The interviewer asked questions like how/when did I meet my wife, where/when did I propose, why do we want to move to the US, etc. Then I was told I was approved and would receive my papers/passport in 14 business days, but it arrived 2 days later!
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