Turkey US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9
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198 Review(s)
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| Ankara, Turkey |  Review #10046 on July 20, 2012: |
mjswede
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My fiance had his interview on June 5, 2012. The consular officer asked several questions. Where do I work? Tell me about her family. How long has she lived in her city. He was able to answer the questions without a problem exept how long have I lived in my city. He said 6 years and that I was born in my city and had lived in different states. I moved back to my city in 1995 from another state. We have never talked about how long I lived in every state for my entire life. I never thought it was necessary. He brought pictures, phone logs, emails, copy of the engagement receipt, hotel receipts to the interview and at the end was given a 221G for proof of relationship. Apparently emails, pictures, phone logs, and engagement receipts are not enough to proove a relationship. We sent in all of the same information plus envelopes from mail I sent to him, more pictures, about 65 more emails. The consular officer does not belive we have a real relationship and sent the the file back to USCIS f... read complete review
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| Ankara, Turkey | Review #9910 on June 29, 2012: |
forever waiting
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I just notice that I did not include this info. I had a vacation album done by Shutterfly, the officer did look at the album with interest and she asked whether we mailed any letters to one another. He had some DHL and Fedex receipts that he had kept and showed those to her.
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| Ankara, Turkey | Review #9909 on June 29, 2012: |
forever waiting
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My fiancé and his daughter were at the embassy at 8:10 a.m. They were permitted to go inside at 8:40. They were told to sit down and wait for their number to be called. When their number was called after 15 minutes, they went to a desk and signed the forms. They had to wait again for about 15 minutes until their number was called again for fingerprinting. Their names were called 20 minutes later. The consular officer swore them in. They had to answer a lot of questions.
How did you meet?
What was she doing when you met 32 years ago?
When are you planning to get married?
What happened 32 years ago? Why did you break up?
Did you not see one another all these years?
How did you meet again after all these years?
How long did it take to decide to get married again?
Have you met her children?
What do they think about your engagement?
What does she do for a living?
When did she go to America?
Have you ever be... read complete review
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| Ankara, Turkey | Review #9879 on June 22, 2012: |
paz
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I had my interview yesterday in Ankara, Turkey. It was at 8:30am. There were two lines to get into the embassy, one for immigrant visas and one for non-immigrant visas. I got in the line. It was my turn to enter the building. There was one lady who got my passport, my medical exam results, bank receipt, two passport size photos and proof of relationship. She told me she couldn't accept all the proof of relationship. She told me it was too much and I had to pick. So I randomly picked some letters, phone records, some photos and some emails. She gave me a document I had to sign. It was about selective service and I had to sign it and give it to whoever interviews me. She asked me in which language I wanted my interview, I said in English, she gave me a number and then I entered the main building. It was soooo crowded. I waited like 45 minutes and I got called. I went and the lady at the window asked for the bank receipt. I told her I gave it to someone when I was entering the building. S... read complete review
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| Ankara, Turkey | Review #9878 on June 22, 2012: |
paz
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Security was friendly besides one who was collecting the passports at the entrance. The CO was quite friendly and she made it sound like it was not a visa interview but as if we were friends and just talking about stuff.
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