United Kingdom US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 4.4
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1839 Review(s)
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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #262 on November 21, 2005: |
MrHorus
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My appt was at 10.30am and when I went in, I was the only person in the consulate.
Once the document man had checked me over and given me a sticker I was told to sit down and wait, by which time a pair of people had came in and were sitting down waiting for their documents to be checked.
Once my number was called I went round and made the sacred oath to tell the truth and nothing but the truth (but no help me God - they clearly omit that part these days).
I was asked about one of the boxes I had checked (about an arrest - long but insignificant story about youthful drunken extravagance) and was then told that everything was fine and I should recieve my visa within a few days (I actually got home the next day about 45 seconds before the visa did).
All in all I was in and out within 30 minutes, although I think that is the exception rather than the rule.
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #259 on November 21, 2005: |
nonameexist
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Went quickly and smoothly
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #254 on November 19, 2005: |
rebeccajo
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We both attended together although not necessary at London. 9AM appointment, first interview of the day. At first window, took appointment letter, police report, birth certificate, 2 passport size photos and medical packet. At second window, didn't ask when we had met last since we were together. Asked Wes when we had met (internet) and when; asked us both what we do for a living. Asked Rebecca for I-134 and took that document with NO SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS. Took Wes' prints, had him sign DS-230 part 2, told us we had 90 days to marry after entry, and told Rebecca to not forget to adjust Wes's status after we married. Told us to go to courier window and pay fee, and that was it. Out of embassy by 9:30 or so. Easy and painless. 
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #247 on November 16, 2005: |
Toledospod
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Had a good experience at the London Embassy. The only thing I would say is that if you have a baby buggy, its hard work to get it in the building and up to the Visa section. There is no ramp outside the entrance to the building and again no ramp or elavator to the 2nd floor where the Visa section is. Had to have my wife help me carry the buggy up 2 flights of stairs! 
Didn't have to wait too long to submit documents prior to the interview, about 30 mins. Waited for another hour or so for the interview itself. The officer was very polite and professional. Only asked me who my sponsor was and if I had a co-sponsor(as my wife's income didn't meet the level they needed for a sponsor). The interview only lasted 20 mins or so. The whole process was over in about 2 hours.
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #246 on November 16, 2005: |
carlywurly
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The whole experience was fine really, I think I was just panicking so much that it felt more complicated than it was. The initial wait to submit paperwork was frustrating but then I had part 1 & 2 done simultaneously as they had some people being trained who were watching my case (woohoo!) All in all, London have been really good to me, decent response times to emails and friendly people at the Embassy - there is really no need to worry (not that it will stop anybody worrying but hey ho)...
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