Taiwan US Consulate Reviews
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87 Review(s)
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| Taipei, Taiwan |  Review #11290 on January 17, 2013: |
pieroot
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
The entire interview and waiting process went fairly quickly according to my fiance. He was in at 7:30 am and done by 9:30 am.
The CO\'s did ask him a bunch of questions though (10-15 questions) including, my full name, where I work, what I do, how we met, how many times I visited, how often do we talk, about prior marriage, why I wasn\'t the one immigrating to Taiwan. He says that they asked a lot of questions of all the people who were there interviewing that day. He mentioned that there was one man who got quite nervous and kind of blundered through his answers and that made the CO a little bit suspicious. So stay calm and relaxed no matter how and what questions are thrown at you. He was interviewed in both English and Mandarin.
He says it was quite thorough and somewhat intrusive, that\'s to be expected. The bad thing is that there is no privacy and everyone in the waiting room can basically hear the questions and answers since they use a microphone to interv... read complete review
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| Taipei, Taiwan | Review #11027 on December 5, 2012: |
Jane Z
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· 1 person found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
請宣誓你已下說的都必須誠實。
官員非常問了幾個問題:
1.知道你的未婚夫在哪裡工作嗎?
2.你跟未婚夫認識多久?
3.最近一次見面何時?
恭喜你通過了。
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| Taipei, Taiwan | Review #10985 on November 29, 2012: |
EliseRR
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According to my wife the review was very easy. The real interview only took a minute. However consulate lost all documentations that we submitted to NVC including my wife's police record, household registration, and marriage certificate, so we had to re-submit after the interview. My wife got the VISA 11 days after the interview. Finally pressure was all relieved.
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| Taipei, Taiwan | Review #10357 on September 10, 2012: |
Xagit
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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I accompanied my wife for her CR1 interview since I was in Taiwan at the time for another reason. However, they didn't need me to appear for the interview, so I ended up sitting in the waiting room along with everyone else for the whole time and was able to observe the interview process for my wife.
My wife's CR1 interview went very smoothly and everyone she encountered were very friendly and courteous. At the 2nd floor, you first go to Window 3 to let them know that you are appearing for your CR1 interview, then you'll be called to either Window 1 or 2 to go through a document prep interview where they make sure you have all the requisite documents. Then, you'll be called to Window 4 for the actual interview.
At the interview, a nice lady asked my wife three questions:
1. When did you get married?
2. Where did you get married?
3. Where does your husband work?
Afterwards, the lady (consular officer) commented that our... read complete review
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| Taipei, Taiwan | Review #9851 on June 16, 2012: |
Gopher
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My finance said that she had to wait 2 hours before speaking to the interviewer and that the interview took 15min. She said that the interview was very easy, asking general questions like how we met and how often we have seen each other. She also said that the lady was very friendly.
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