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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #8380 on September 23, 2011: |
RosyMad
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Got in line about 7:30 am interview was scheduled at 8:00 am. Got my number sat for about 15 minutes then got called. The lady checked my paperwork and then said to sit back down. After 45 more minutes I got called to window 1. I was asked only 3 questions. How did we meet, when did we start talking and when did we get married. After that she smiled at me and said APPROVED!! The only thing I did not like was that they do no accept cash. I have no credit/debit card so the courier service said they would call me when my Visa was ready so I can make a credit card payment by phone and have it delivered the next day. Other than that it was smooth!
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #8355 on September 21, 2011: |
rugby_guy
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
arrived at the embassy after finding goulds pharmacy at around 9.30. passed through security and was given my number, I923. sat down and began going over all my documents etc and so began the wait. N numbers are called every 20 seconds or so, I numbers are very rare. after about an hour i was called to window 1 where i was greeted by no one. after looking around confused (id been up since 4am, i imagine i looked a state) a small asian lady took my mrv receipt and police cert, my copies of details and gave me the pink form to fill out for the courier. took a seat and another hour passed. was eventually called to window 15 where a very friendly american lady was waiting. i was asked to raise my right hand a swear an oath. after commenting on how big our original evidence packet was (we went over board but it paid off haha) she asked me these questions.
Tell me about your relationship now
what does your fiancee do?
what made us decide to live i... read complete review
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #8341 on September 19, 2011: |
Robert&Karen
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Well, I can honestly say that\'s the hardest thing I\'ve ever gone through, got to London at 5.30am, found somewhere to park (longer than 4 hours but cost me 20 pounds) at 6.30am, got to embassy at 6.45am, first in line! A guy on the gate was really pissy with me, clearly not a morning person, but the cop with the glock, taser and the MP5 was really nice.
At 7am there was about 10 people behind me, the guy third in line told me I can\'t have anything electronic including my car key, so the woman behind me kept my place as me and another guy took everyone\'s keys to the local pharmacy who holds electrical items for a tenner.
They opened the embassy at 7.30am, they checked my receipts, appointment letters and passports then pointed me to another line. A German man came out and inspected my papers again, all bags were put through a scanner (including the kids backpacks with treats in it) and we walked through an x-ray, my daughter set it off, don\'t know why,... read complete review
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #8330 on September 16, 2011: |
Sunshine Times
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Arrived at 8.50am for 9.00am interview (earliest running train I could get)
4 people waiting in line outside.
Got inside to a full waiting room.
Waited 2.5 hours for my number to be called.
When I was called to the first window (10.30am) a British lady scanned my fingerprints and (while "nonchalantly" asking me a few questions and chatting) asked me for the following documents:
My Passport
2 x US sized passport pics
Birth Certificate + copy
Police Certificate + copy
I-134
all Affidavit of Support documents (in our case it was pay slips, tax transcripts, bank statements and a hand-written affidavit)
The lady then handed me a pink slip to fill-out for the DX Secure return of my passport and asked to wait for my number to be called again.
5 minutes later my number was called again to a different window.
An American lady this time, scanned my fingerprints, asked me to raise my right ... read complete review
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #8328 on September 16, 2011: |
Sophie & Nate
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
My interview was scheduled for 8:30 in the morning but that didn't really mean anything once through the doors. I arrived at the Embassy 7:50,there were already about 10 people queuing. I showed a women my passport and appointment letter and she asked if I had any electronics on me, it was surprising how many people were turned away because of this!! We went in by 4s into a small building where our belongings were checked,it was just like being at the airport. They were nice friendly guys and I didn't find it at all intimidating like some people have. We were cleared to enter the Embassy then. It took about 10 minutes in all,so not at all like I was expecting.
When in the embassy people had to que at a desk where another women checked appointment letters and passports. Different visas were given different ticket numbers, I already knew that the K visas were given I numbers (from visa journey!!) The women stuck my ticket on to my letter, I memorised it I907!! I went to th... read complete review
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