United Kingdom US Consulate Reviews
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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #32966 on February 16, 2024: |
M and Mike
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My interview was for 10am at the London Embassy. Arrived half and earlier but the quay was long but going fast. When through security with airport style and walk through reception and was hand in ticket for your interview. Interview itself was easy. Nervous at first as I did not have my Police certificate from the age of 16, but they make it so easy.
At the interview requested documents were
- My passport
- 2 US passport colour photos one was taken
- DS-160
- Birth Certificate
- UK Decree Absolute - Just Certify by a Lawyer after download from the website
- Police Clearance Certificate, they did not ask for my Police Certificate where i was born ( Please I advise to have it I was very lucky and God blessing was with me)
- I-130 and Tax return
- They did not ask for my proof of relationship or Intent to Marry
Documents where checked and after 25 min I was call for the Interview. She was so polite and she ... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #32939 on February 8, 2024: |
calimari667
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #32879 on January 12, 2024: |
rubym2020
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I had my interview for a spousal Visa on January 12th. I had my medical on January 4th.
This is quite an in-depth review as I find these very helpful!
I stayed at the Vauxhall Travelodge as I was traveling from the north west and had an appointment at 9:30am. The walk is short but a little complicated as there is currently a lot of road works going on, however would recommend for anyone needing an overnight stay.
I arrived at 9am for a 9:30am appointment. There is a sign for those with a DS160 but if you have a DS260 you should go to the front of the queue and tell them that. Rather than state your visa category, I would suggest mentioning the DS260 instead.
I showed them my passport and they took my name. They put a sticker on my passport and told me to join the security queue. I went through security and showed my phone unlocked. I then followed the signs for visas. I mentioned my Bluetooth headphones when they asked about... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #32868 on January 8, 2024: |
Janilla
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K1 Interview 10:30am 21st November 2023
I had my medical examination earlier in the month but I required a supporting letter from my GP; I was expecting to leave as "refused" pending that supporting document and "administrative processing".
I took the tube to Nine Elms station and it was a short walk. I arrived over an hour early simply because of the train times as I was traveling up from Hampshire on the day. At least 20 people were queuing outside with their documents. There were two gazebos set up with one for visa purposes and the other for citizenship. I resolved to walk around for a while though there wasn't much than a few shops (the cafe opposite was the only place with a toilet!)
It got to 10:00 when I decided to join the queue. I was called forward to have my DS160 and passport checked before rejoining the queue to enter again. Inside, it felt a lot like airport security. I was asked to open the clock app on my phone to verify m... read complete review
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| London, United Kingdom | Review #32819 on December 20, 2023: |
AndiB
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My interview was scheduled for 10.30am. I arrived 9am with my mom and went to local theatre cafe (World Heart Beat). Embassy is pretty close to Nine Elms but lots of construction in area can throw you off. Cafe took small bags for a donation of £6 but think across the road would take larger items.
Left my mom at cafe at 10am and walked to join queue. I asked at blue tent but they directed me to red tent (visa service). They wanted DS-160 and passport. Guard at door wanted to see DS-160 and asked me to open app on phone to show it wasn't a bomb. After that was a little airport security bit for bags and myself. Then you go through a courtyard to next queue area. There was no guidance here, the visa service queue was long while citizen service wasn't. I went to citizen queue based on reviews here, no idea if it was right but lady accepted my DS-160.
She added a sticker with a number and directions. The directions are go up elevator to first floor, turn left,... read complete review
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