morocco US Consulate Reviews
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|  Review #7513 on April 26, 2011: |
i&j
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he arrived at 8:45am, the security told him he couldn't take his backpack with him so he had to leave it with them. at 9 am they asked for his passport and the appointment letter and two passport style pictures of him. At 9:10am they instructed him to take out his phone and anything that could be dangerous...Inside the consulate he sat down with a lot of people with different kinds of visa requests. he payed the fee, turned in all the documents and waited his turn. The interviews were open, everybody could hear them. He was the last one interviewed and it was by Ms. Kazemi. when he first started to talk to her, he felt like there was a 50% Chance he was going to get denied and a 50% Chance she would give him the benefit of the doubt.
The first set of questions, she was intimidating and didn't let him give as complete answers as he wanted, she asked the questions fast and he was very nervous...anyway here are the question he remembered...
do you speak English ?
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| Morocco | Review #7510 on April 25, 2011: |
soprano
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the interview was very short about 10 minutes .
I was the one controlling the interview by just being myself .
the blonde consular was nice , i was too 
some advices : keep smiling , show your excitement , and the most important thing talk about your fiancé even about the stupid details , and take the initiative to be the first one proposing the discussion .
I have not been asked about any evidence , no pics , no emails , not chat log .
It was almost a monologue or if you want a "one man show "
I want to be honest and i know i am may be wrong the key is to be real ,the consular officers are the most of the time able to judge the sincerity of a relationship and if mutual , so all of the ones were denied i want to tell them is about the heart is not about the proofs
Good luck to every one
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| Morocco | Review #7501 on April 22, 2011: |
ALWAYS-HAPPY
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Salam Alikom wwb to All VJ Family,
First before to start this review Note for all my Experience in Consulate of US in Casablanca,Morocco.I would like to say sorry for this long delay before to write all these,I was first busy then stressed waiting for news from Consulate.
Alright first I was good prepared for 'already' all Information about my fiancée and her family close members. Then all evidences I brought with me were good organized like advised from many members from MENA specially dealing with Casablanca Consulate one of the most high fraud country "sure in US Consulate Staff eyes".
My Interview was in April 4th 2011 at 9am,I arrived there in just 5mins earlier and passed by the first security check point outside of Consulate building they asked to see just my passport to verify if my name exist in list of that day Interviews, for a detail my fiancee was in country during my Interview waited for me outside which was a good support to have and evidence that w... read complete review
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| Review #7498 on April 22, 2011: |
i&j
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
he arrived at 8:45am, the security told him he couldn't take his backpack with him so he had to leave it with them. at 9 am they asked for his passport and the appointment letter and two passport style pictures of him. At 9:10am they instructed him to take out his phone and anything that could be dangerous...Inside the consulate he sat down with a lot of people with different kinds of visa requests. he payed the fee, turned in all the documents and waited his turn. The interviews were open, everybody could hear them. He was the last one interviewed and it was by Ms. Kazemi. when he first started to talk to her, he felt like there was a 50% Chance he was going to get denied and a 50% Chance she would give him the benefit of the doubt.
The first set of questions, she was intimidating and didn't let him give as complete answers as he wanted, she asked the questions fast and he was very nervous...anyway here are the question he remembered...
do you speak English ?
... read complete review
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| Morocco | Review #7456 on April 14, 2011: |
rhazzali
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My interview was smoother than I was expecting. The CO asked me 4or 5 questions and then she told me to come for my visa two days later!
I have to add here that i have been issued a tourist visa B1/B2 last two years ago and i traveled twice to the states.
so maybe that what made my case simpler.
Good luck to all the lovers.
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