United Kingdom US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4
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1835 Review(s)
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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #4578 on June 12, 2009: |
Ellie-and-David
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Get there early!
I was applicant number 5003 and even though I was in the queue at 7:30 am, I wasn\'t first seen till 9am. And then the second part of the interview was conducted @ 10:30 - i was outta there by 10:40am!
Information Submitted....
I had to submit:
2 x passport photo\'s (american)
birth Cert (+1 copy)
Police Cert (+1 copy)
I-134 Affadavit of support
Most recent Tax return
Employer Letter
Pay stubs (we covered 2 months worth of weekly pay stubs)
We were well prepared and had 2006 / 2007 tax returns at hand, but these were not requested.
Second part of the interview (Conducted by an american consulate officer)
The following questions were asked.
*how did you meet?
*when did you first meet face to face
*when dif you first realise you wanted to be in a relationship with him?
*when did you decide to get marrie... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4570 on June 11, 2009: |
John and Camie
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Hey ALL!!!
My Visa Interview well and went like this: I got up at 5am in the morning to catch a lift from my friend to the trainstation the interview was at (8:30AM in the morn!) i thought first off thats wAAAY to early but after checking the train times and getting a lift sorted out i could make it from Colchester in Essex if i get the say 6:30am Train. from colchester to London liverpool street it takes an hour but you never can tell because with the rubbish (very basic map that was given to me in Packet 3 it wasn't so easy to find the Medical last month!) Alas, i get into London Liverpool street around 7:15am (i Got a slightly earlier train of 6:15am...the 'all day travelcard' works in all zones in London again learning from Medical last time. From there i got the train to 'Bond Street' and THIS TIME my God finding 'Gosvenor Square' was sOOo EASY! Thanks to 'Nich & Nic' on VJ! You guys are Awesome! Trust me get a PROPER map sorted it will help in the long run...from ... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4558 on June 10, 2009: |
Jamie Lee
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Very straightforward, short interview. Just a couple of questions such as how we met and what my fiancee did for a living. A breeze! The whole process from arrival to departure probably took about 2 hours - there's a lot of waiting in between the various stages of the appointment. 
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4550 on June 10, 2009: |
SwanTiger
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Was a breeze! In and out in 3 hours. Approved.
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #4549 on June 10, 2009: |
JimandChristy
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Cued up outside the Embassy around 8:15am, then once I got to security, I forget I had my pen drive and a set of headphones in my bag, so I had to go back to Goulds Pharmacy and drop those off. When I returned I was readmitted straight back to Security and finally I got through, walked around the building and I entered the Embassy at 8:45am.
In the reception area I handed over my appointment letter and I was given ticket number 5014, I knew I was in for a long wait. The waiting area certainly reminds you of being at Argos, you sit down and wait for your ticket number to be called to any of the 25 available booths.
Then after looking at the screen for a hour and half my ticket number finally came up, I was assigned window 1 and there I had my fingerprints scanned. I was asked to hand over my two photos, Birth Certificate, Police Certificate, Passport, Affidavit of Support (Sponsor and Co-sponsor) and had to sign the DS-156 forms. I was then told to go to w... read complete review
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