United Kingdom US Consulate Reviews
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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #12190 on June 23, 2013: |
Anna Grant
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· 2 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
As my fiance was in the UK at the time of my interview on 18 June, I requested permission for him to attend with me. That was granted and he was allowed with me at each stage of the process.
We got to the Embassy at about 7:25 (my interview was at 8am) and there was a queue of about 10 people. However, it became apparent that these were all N visas and we were the first I visa applicants. We had left all our electronics at home, so we only had to remove belts and watches for the scanners.
We were seen quite quickly for all my paperwork. I had brought too much but I needed to feel confident. As my fiance owns the business, we were unable to orovide an employer's letter (it would be him signing it!). But they were happy with last year's tax transcript and the last 6 payslips.
Slightly sticky question about my name - I have been married before and reverted to my maiden name on my divorce. He asked whther I had done that by deed poll. I ... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #12174 on June 20, 2013: |
rsd
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· 5 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Checked my phone at Gould's (three people in front, half a dozen behind. Talk about a racket), and strolled on to Grosvenor Square. There is a small obvious queue between two box shape outbuildings. At the end of which a greeter in a blue hi-vis asks to see your letter. I arrived at 7:30am, and there were already half a dozen people in front, but the line moved briskly, I could only see the queue becoming tedious with more than say thirty people in front.
You're directed toward a guard who hands you a clear bag in which you put any small belongings, and all metals (which for me meant holding my trousers up, as my belt was in said bag). The guard forwards you to the outbuilding to the right. You go through to where there are more guards and an airport style goods/body scanner (though not those godawful shower cubicle scanner things in U.S airports.)
You're then urged on inside the perimeter through yet another substantial door (I'm not a small guy. They're... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #12172 on June 20, 2013: |
Cecileem12
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· 1 person found this review helpful
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Very smooth! Jamie's interview was for 9am. We got there at 6:30am and were the first in line so get there early! The lady who interview my husband her name was Irene and she was so nice. She just asked how we met, and how things developed. She looked at our photos after and he was approved! Its good to bring a wedding album. She looked thru all our photos and loved them! we chatted and laughed. Very relaxed interview. We were in and out within an hour. Just have faith in God, and The Lord Jesus Christ will work it out for you. Pray and trust in Him and you will be fine!!!!
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #12153 on June 17, 2013: |
ncarolinaboy30
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #12142 on June 14, 2013: |
ZandraO
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This is a review for my husband’s interview with as many details as I could muster from him. haha
His interview scheduled for June 14th, 2013 @ 9:30am. He arrived at the US Embassy in London at 6am due to train schedule he had to suffer through the early arrival time. He was third in line outside and after giving his electronics to his father he enter the line and began the wait for 1 hour+ about 7:10 to 7:20 they started letting them in. After only a few minutes MANY more people were quickly in the line as well. While in line outside a woman with a trolley came up and checked to make sure you had a letter to be there.
Once inside you go to a consulate officer who checks your letter again, and your passport to your face. Once cleared there you are taken to the security for everything to be checked. Following the building around to the right until you enter the visa entry area and everyone given a number based on their type of visa, N=work, I=immig... read complete review
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