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| Bangkok, Thailand |  Review #3930 on February 11, 2009: |
AaronLV
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We had our interview on Jan 29, 2009. She was asked a few questions:
How did you meet?
What restaurant? (The consular then proceeded to tell her there was no such restaurant)
Then he went through her passport and asked asked about all the trips she had gone on and with who.
The thai girl behind him was not very helpful, she kept telling him not here, when he would ask for evidence. We had over 400 pages of phone calls, chat logs, sms messages, and emails. So we ended up getting a slip telling us we had to provide more evidence of her talking to me, and there was a problem on her birth certificate with her moms name, the translation service did not translate the name correction.
I went into the embassy to talk to the consular, to get clarification on the relationship evidence. I was very calm, just wanted to know what we needed to bring. He talked to me, and said I need to see that she is contacting you, I showed him the emails, which he ha... read complete review
| | | Review #3928 on February 10, 2009: |
davinchi
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 Hi all. We personally dropped off packet @ U.S. Embassy in Thailand. Received letter for interview within 2 days. And Dao had her interview, within 4 days of receiving letter. The people at the embassy were very friendly and helpful. We were allowed to turn in packet 4 at window #5.  VISA WAS ISSUED TO DAO ON 10TH FEBRUARY. I am leaving USA to pick her up on 22Feb09, to pick her up and we will be in US March 1st...THANK YOU ALL SOOOOOOOOOMUCH. WE COULD NOT HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU AND ALL YOU HELP.
| | | Bangkok, Thailand | Review #3827 on January 20, 2009: |
stardusted
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My appointment was for 8 am and I arrived at the embassy at about 7.15 am, not expecting to be seen until noon or something. I submitted evidence of relationship and both passports (old and current) at Window 5 and sat down to wait. I was called to Window 6 at about 8.30 am or so, which is really, really good for the American embassy! Was asked about how we met, previous visits, and a bunch of simple things. Didn't have my birth certificate (but had my ID and house registration) and was asked to get it and give it in the next day at 1 pm. Surprisingly quick, very easy questions if you aren't lying about anything, no hassle.
| | | Bangkok, Thailand | Review #3791 on January 11, 2009: |
tomarin
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An interview process took about 5 minutes. The consular officer was a man.He asked my fiance' simple questions such as How we met? How many times I went to visit her? When we are going to get marry? How old I am? He also asked my fiance' about my previous marriage,if I have any children?
My fiance' said everything went well. She arrived at embassy 6:30 am, give them all documents required and they call her around 8:00 am She also said consular officer looks mean but he said " have a nice day " to her after an interview. We have nothing to complain.. Thank you to all staff.
| | | Bangkok, Thailand | Review #3732 on December 19, 2008: |
symbiosis
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Noi arrived for the 8 a.m. interview at 7 a.m., but didn't actually speak to the C.O. until around 11 a.m. She waited with about 6 other Thai women in queque for K-1 visas and sort of made friends with one of the girls, as they helped each other organize paperwork.
The C.O. was a man. First, he asked her to read from one of our emails presented as "evidence of relationship". She did that, and he said her English was good (I think he was being kind, frankly, as Noi's English is not too bad). He went on to ask the usual: when/where did you meet; when/where did you live together (we did in Bkk for 2 years), etc. He also asked her to spell my (sponsor's) name: she messed up my first name out of nervousness, but quickly recovered.
He said she had a nice smile and personality.  Then he said "Merry Christmas, your visa is approved!"
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