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Zimbabwe US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 2.6 / 5
12 Review(s)
Review #32963 on February 16, 2024:

PKM22

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Review #27050 on September 12, 2019:

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Review #26967 on August 29, 2019:

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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

In order to expedite processing of applications, the Embassy asks all applicants to submit all the requested original documents and evidence of marriage (or other related documents) for prescreening at least a week before the interview.

My wife and I didn't submit them on time because there was some miscommunication/misunderstanding, and I was out of the country, so they were kind enough to allow us to submit on a Monday when the interview was on Thursday.

On the day, we arrived with my wife, and I asked the guard if she could come in. He said it wouldn't be a problem as this was "her home country's embassy" - as long as she has her passport. Another guard called again, just to check, and we were both allowed in. We then did the security check and got inside. Once we were inside, there were about 15 people there and I was the third person called up to a window by a Zimbabwean lady who collected my passport and asked me to go to the next window for fingerpr... read complete review

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Review #22372 on August 21, 2017:

dream4200

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Standard porcedure:
Went through outside security, then presented my passport and interview letter (P4).
After this, we went through airport style security and then were directed to the waiting room, which also is the interview room. There are Windows that you go to, but it is all in the same place and other people waiting can hear your side of the conversation, but they can't hear the CO because you use telephones to talk through the glass (kinda like the prison visitations that you see in the movies. So it would have been kind of uncomfortable to get a rejection in the presence of everyone...anyways back to the subject at hand ).
You hand in you civil documents to the staff at the first window, and they will sort and arrange what they want. Then I sat back down and waitied to be called to the "interview window" (the wait was approximately 45 min).
I got called to the window and the CO said good morning.
Actual interview:
CO asked me to do the... read complete review

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Review #19122 on March 16, 2016:

Sebastian45

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My final interview was a great experience even though prior experiences with the embassy were disheartening. The lady who interviewed me (behind the glass) repeatedly told me that she really didn't have much to ask me ( because we had provided adequate proof of relationship). My proof of relationship was mainly photos of me with my husband from the time we met to the year after our wedding - trips he took to see me because I was not allowed to visit him.

The consulate requested that I drop off all the documents and medicals prior to the interview - which is something I had not heard of from anyone on this forum. So I could have walks into the interview with nothing but the invitation letter.

I was asked to do an oath and told I can pick up my passport 2 days later.

There was only one other person waiting to be interviewed which seemed strange because I waited a month for my interview so I assumed they were super busy. The interviews are o... read complete review

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