United Kingdom US Consulate Reviews
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1836 Review(s)
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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #5860 on March 31, 2010: |
kjrrem
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Same as everyone else's experience in London. The interview itself took about 5 minutes, waiting took a few hours.
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #5800 on March 16, 2010: |
moss
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I arrived at the embassy at 8am for my 9am interview. I was expecting huge queues but I got in pretty much immediately. I think today was "student day" as there were hundreds of teenagers congregating outside under "Camp America" and "Bunac" banners. I had a little bottle of Rescue Remedy in my bag which I got asked about at the X-ray machine, but the security guy didn't care/didn't take it off me. Inside the building, I got given a number and told to take a seat at the far end of the room (a big, boring, museum-like hall full of chairs). I spoke to the guy selling drinks and he said I was lucky to have come today because it was "student day" and things moved a lot quicker. Fifteen minutes later, a woman came over and re-assigned all of us tickets as one of the staff was new and we'd been given the wrong tickets! I got 5032.
There were hundreds of students getting seen and processed really quickly, but hardly any action at the immigrant visa end of the hall, where about ... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #5774 on March 8, 2010: |
jkminney
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We set off for London from Birmingham on Thursday. I had booked a nights stay at the Millenium Mayfair Hotel which is about 100 yards from the Embassy. Nice hotel but not cheap! We started our morning early so we could have a bite to eat before our 9am appointment. We got in the queue about 8.20 and made our way up to the visa section. Our number was I864 and the time on the sticker was 8.37. We walked in and sat and even though I had read that there would be tons of N numbers called I was still a little shocked by the number of them that came and went while we waited! We sat for about 2 hours when they called Johns number. We got the nice asian lady as window #1. It was VERY hard to hear her but we chatted a bit and I finally felt a little more at ease after having talked to her. She took the normal paper work, police certificates, I-134, birth certificates, and photos. Asked about the company I worked at because they were vendors for the Embassy as well. Took Johns finger ... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #5687 on February 14, 2010: |
Think~Pink
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My day went like this:
Arrived in London the day before and stayed at the Milennium hotel, which is literally across the road, (you could see the American Embassy from our hotel window).
We scouted around after we got there, just to be sure I knew where I was going the next day.
Woke up at 6.30am after hardly any sleep, due to being full of a cold and not being able to breathe lol
Took a shower etc and left the hotel at 7.30am...a minute later I was at the Embassy and joined the queue of people that were already there....I estimate around 30 or so people were before me.
Make sure you have your passport and interview letter out and handy....and if you go in February..make sure to wrap up, because it was freezing and we were outside for an hour at least.
Anyway..joined the line and got to a checkpoint with two ladies who check your appointment letter to see if you have the right date. this was fine, so back into line until the nex... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #5661 on February 6, 2010: |
yorkshirerose22
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Our interview was issued on the 4th of january 2010 for the 4th of february 2010. We booked a room at the kensington rooms hotel for 3 nights for the price of £225 "breakfast" included. We were put in a quiet room so there wasnt much noise from the streets or rooms around us.
We took the train from Skipton to Leeds then to Kings Cross London Station (£176 super off peak return for 2 adults), then took the picadilly line underground 10 stops away to Gloucester Road. The hotel was only about a 10 minute walk away from the underground.
The morning before, we decided to take the bus to the embassy to see how long it would take to get there. The bus stop is right across from the hotel, and we took bus #74 to marble arch. The embassy is about a 10 minute walk from the bus stop. From there we walked down South Audley Street and found a nice tea room for breakfast about 2 minutes away on the left side. Right next door is a pharmacy where we got my 2 passport p... read complete review
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