morocco US Consulate Reviews
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| Morocco |  Review #11949 on May 11, 2013: |
brahimwaleilah
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Salamu Alaykum everyone! I'm new to this forum. I have a question. My husband lives in morocco and i live in the usa. I have not seen him for 1 year one month and a half  because i have to work and im a student in college studying medicine alhamdulillah. How long does it take in the intial review i had been waiting 7 months now. So i called uscis tuesday and they let me talk with someone higher alhamdulillah. He said that i should know in two weeks. I'm hoping that it gets approved so i can move on the the next step. I'm going to require a sponsor in sha Allah and i already have the person. is there anything that i should know in advance ?
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| Morocco | Review #11867 on April 24, 2013: |
fadouasalam
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Hi everyone my visa was approve today hamdoulah
my interview was yesterday and they postponed it for today it was at 15H00pm
i was there at 2H30 and we were 3 people in the consulate 3 K1 visas(me) and two other guy.
after security check we entered the consulate there was 1 morrocan guy and 2 consular womens. that's all.then i was first calling by the morrocan guy he was nice n he treat me very well telling that me who called u yesterday and i change ur date for today then he asked me to give him the forms DS230; DS156;DS156K;DS157
and i gave him the papework they need to bring from here with translatiion;he asked me if i want to attend my interview in english and i said yes; then he asked me to write my fiance name then he asked me to give him the tax return for 2012 and the affidavit of support and here i know i'm already approved and he asked me when r u planing to go to usa??
then he said take a seat u'll be calling after sometimes. 5mins later t... read complete review
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| Morocco | Review #11833 on April 17, 2013: |
duncun
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My fiancée had her interview at 15:00, so I asked her to leave her home (in Hay Mohamadi) at 13:00 because of the bad Traffic in Casablanca. She was at the consulate around 13:20. She went to a nearby coffee shop until 14:45 then went to the consulate.
After security check, they let her in, then a Moroccan guy asked for her paper work i,e DS 156, DS 156 k… While waiting for her interview she saw the Blonde lady, Asian lady and another Moroccan guy discussing her file for almost 15 minutes, then the Moroccan guy give my fiancée big smile which make her think that everything is all right. My fiancée told me that she felt that her visa was approved even before the interview, and I read in VJ forum the same thing for different applicants.
She was interviewed by the Blonde lady, despite a lot of commons that I read here that she is a tough lady that everyone wants to avoid; my fiancée told me that she was nice, and treat her with respect and dignity. She asked her when ... read complete review
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| Morocco | Review #11688 on March 23, 2013: |
tiffanysoule
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My fiance had his interview on March 6. He said the woman interviewing him was very nice, and smiled at him in a friendly manner. She asked him only four questions, however, about 1. my previous divorce (which happened a year ago, after a three year custody battle-they have proof of divorce and documentation showing I have been legally separated since 2008.) 2. his work experience 3. If I have been to visit since leaving Morocco in June 2012 (he said yes, as I visited for 10 days in January) and 4. his plans in the US. She then told him that everything was ok, but handed him his passport and said she would contact him in 1 or 2 weeks. She did not give him a 221g form or ask him for any additional information.
We provided a LOT of evidence of our relationship, and my income far exceeds the minimum required by the US citizen. While I live in the US now, I lived in Morocco between 2009-2012 with my daughter, and worked at the same American school as my fiance for three y... read complete review
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| Morocco | Review #11642 on March 18, 2013: |
devotedpartners
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I waited about three hours until my name was called. The room was crowded with many waiting. I had time to listen to many of my brothers explaining to the people behind the glass why they love there spouse or fiance. Some of those people were never given the opportunity to even say much and were told to leave with no,visa. The brother next to me waited with me as his,interciewed was before mine. He and fiance had been together two,years,and she was muslim convert from america. They were under 20 years of age he,said but her family,came too to meet his. I didnt think this interview was like,this all I hear. Thoses people say horrible things like,why she convert just,for you, why she so young and you cant take,care of,her as she lives at home and goes to college and you both will live off her,parents.
My name was called and I felt sick hearing three hours of sad words.
Here my interview.
Your name
Fiancee name
H... read complete review
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