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| London, United Kingdom |  Review #26756 on July 26, 2019: |
Cara&Jack
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Our interview time was at 11:30AM on July 11th,2019. My fiancee hadn't submitted a request for me to be present and submitted the request (email I think) a day before the interview. We presented the paper to the lady outside along with our passports and she included my name for person to be allowed in as a petitioner. They let us in around 11:10AM.
We were called within 5-10 minutes and the lady asked for all the required docs (passport, affidavit of support,employment letter etc.). We were assigned a number and asked to wait for interview. It took almost 60-80 minutes of waiting, and our number was called. The lady interviewing hardly asked any questions other than if I was the petitioner and couple of background questions to my fiancee. She has that she had reviewed the case before and we're approved and should receive the passport in a week. The interview was less than 5 minutes and we were on the way out. In short, nothing exciting other than getting approv... read complete review
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #26750 on July 26, 2019: |
sam4991
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: O-2 Visa
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone can relay a similar experience either in London or somewhere else. I had my O3 visa (spouse of a current O2 visa holder) interview 2 days ago and all-in-all it was okay.
It went well in the fact I had all my required documents and nothing tricky to explain was raised. The first officer asked for my DS-160, visa photo and my wife's I-797 form - she put this into a folder and said give this to the next officer. Although not a requirement, she did ask for a copy of my wife's visa which I did not have but she was happy with the I-797.
After a 20 minute wait, I was called to the second officer who asked about my wife's job, how long we had been married (only 10 days) and again, if I had a copy of her visa. I explained I did not but on the I-797 my wife received a recent extension to her visa until 2021. After explaining she did her interview in Australia and that is the only visa verification document I have for her,... read complete review
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #26738 on July 26, 2019: |
sam4991
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: O-2 Visa
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone can relay a similar experience either in London or somewhere else. I had my O3 visa (spouse of a current O2 visa holder) interview 2 days ago and all-in-all it was okay.
It went well in the fact I had all my required documents and nothing tricky to explain was raised. The first officer asked for my DS-160, visa photo and my wife's I-797 form - she put this into a folder and said give this to the next officer. Although not a requirement, she did ask for a copy of my wife's visa which I did not have but she was happy with the I-797.
After a 20 minute wait, I was called to the second officer who asked about my wife's job, how long we had been married (only 10 days) and again, if I had a copy of her visa. I explained I did not but on the I-797 my wife received a recent extension to her visa until 2021. After explaining she did her interview in Australia and that is the only visa verification document I have for her,... read complete review
| | | Review #26730 on July 25, 2019: |
BirdSong
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The interview took 15 minutes. The consulate asked extremely simple questions. We got the approval the same day, the visa arrived in the post a week later.
| | | London, United Kingdom | Review #26722 on July 24, 2019: |
Howins
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My appointment was for 11.30am, and I arrived at 10:30am. The queue to get into the building was huge (trailing back around the building), but by 11am I was checked in and through security. Despite the fact my appointment letter told me to be there no more than 15 minutes early, I think because they were so busy, they were letting people in slightly early just to process the queue. I was definitely glad I had arrived as early as I did.
There were two lines queuing out of the embassy building doors, so I approached a staff member and asked where I should go for a K1 visa. She told me to join the queue, but after 10 minutes of not moving, I knew something was wrong -- and I had previously read on here that K1 visas skip the queue and go straight to the reception desk. When she came back out of the doors to manage the queue, I asked her again -- and this time she took me to the front desk and checked me in. She said it was lucky that I had queried it, as by that point, it w... read complete review
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