Morocco US Consulate Reviews
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453 Review(s)
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| Naples, Italy |  Review #1806 on July 17, 2007: |
SimoFati
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
It was a very good experience. the embassay answered all my important emails inquiries quikely..within 72 hours
my husband was asked about my name, where I worked, why my previous marriage didn t last a long time (less than a year) the consular seems curious, when did we get married, how I came to the usa. he was also asked if he lived in france hhhhhh and what he does for a living in italy..
then he was told to come back at 4pm..YES 
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| Morocco | Review #1801 on July 15, 2007: |
balmytigeress
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K1 Interview.
His interviewer was the young blond girl. He took the interview in English.
She asked....
When did your financee move to __________?
Was she married before?
What was his name?
What were you doing on the website where you met?
When did you meet her?
Who proposed?
How long did yo know her before you proposed?
Do you still talk to people on that website?
What does she do for a living?
Since she is a student, how does she pay her bills?
The interview went well, but he got a 221g. It wasn't a big deal, they wanted the court report to say "nothing" instead of having a line going thru the spece indicating no criminal record. Apparently this has happened quite a bit to other people - so make sure it says unequivocable, "nothing" if that is the case.
The interview was on a Tuesday, he brought the paper to them on Thursday and they took his passport and said they would call him to pick it up, and Monday the next week he was called to pick up his passport w/ visa and the "mysterious brown package." Remember, don't open it, they want to do that at POE. It would suck for someone to open it before POE and be denied entry. 
Still not pleased about how the consulate was closed for 50 days after our case was sent to them and we didn't know they were reopening until several hours before they opened. But they were ready to work and they swifty began. Interviews during the closure were rescheduled, and people whose cases were sitting there for 50 days (like us) got their interview dates - almost with not enough time to have the medical even! I would not be surprised if they have caught up with the case load. Anyone stuck on AP might not have quite the same sensation, though.
So except for the 50 days closed which I guess couldn't be helped, we had a good experience with casa.
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| Review #1735 on June 26, 2007: |
sereia
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Our initial interview was set for May 2nd. Shortly before there was a bombing in Casablanca and they closed the consulate temporarily. Our second interview was rescheduled for June 11th. My fiance arrived on time for his interview and was sent away because he had the new, updated version of the DS156 with him. Apparently they wanted the expired version and would not accept the new one. Instead of handing him a form to quickly fill out, they were rude and made him leave and to email and reschedule. He was then rescheduled for June 25th. After my complaints, everything this day went smoothly. They apologized for the problem and asked him some very basic questions about our relationship, looked at the photo album he brought, and told him they would call when the name checks were complete.
If the first two problems wouldn't have happened it would have gone much smoother! I hope soon they can update their forms and not confuse people about which to bring. 
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| Morocco | Review #1720 on June 19, 2007: |
allousa
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My husband has had two interviews with the Consulates office in Casablanca. Both interviews that he had, he had the really mean woman that many have spoken of on this board. The first time, she didn't even look at his file and gave him a piece of paper that at first we thought they had denied his application. It was a form requesting more documents. In between the year that we have been waiting for his actual waiver interview, we did go (without an appointment) to try and get information on why his file was under Additional Administrative Processing and what was taking so long. We could only go to the window outside and they refused to give us any information and the guards were not nice at all.
My husband just had his second interview on 4/12/07. He had the very same lady and she was very nice! She actually commented on how cute our son is. She did ask:
*What would my husband do for employment if granted the waiver?
*What would we do if he was denied. My husband answered that he was concerned for the safety of my son and I since we are Christian and American if we had to live in Morocco.
My husband said this time that she seemed to know more information so it appears that she really had gone through the file pretty throughly.
This Consulate's office is TOUGH! Very Tough! 
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| Morocco | Review #1623 on May 22, 2007: |
maggieNomar
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CO focused on my previous marriage to a Moroccan (did not petition for him; just did AOS) and my deceased son Only 4 questions about us/our relationship. Did not look at any evidence, but did approve our case, which is I guess what matters most. I have only heard of one CO at Morocco who is even close to resembling nice, and she wasn't it.
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