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| Guatemala |  Review on June 29, 2012: |
sukijunia
Rating:  | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Well here it goes! We made it to the Embassy bright and early, about 6:30am. We received the number 4 a little after 8am. Once inside we had to wait for our number to be called. As soon as that happened the lady taking in our documents organizes our documents and enters data on the computer. She took in the payment receipt for the visa fee ($240), followed by the beneficiary´s birth certificate, police reports, passport, D156, D157 and the Supplement form. I believe that´s all. She didn´t bother to look at the ongoing relationship evidence nor the Affidavit of Support (tax transcripts, employment letter, stubs), I asked her and she said to wait for the Consul to interview my fiance. It took about 30 minutes for the Consul to call my fiance. He asked him how we met, when we met, what I did for a living, where was he going to live at and if my parents were okay with the arrangement, also when we were going to get married. He then took a quick view at our letters we sent each other, and took all the Affidavit of Support documents. I stayed behind (seated) for the drama effect... but as soon as I thought it was feeling fishy, I walked up next to him... :D The interviewer asked who I was, I let him know and he welcomed me. He didn´t ask me anything else and were approved after a minute. It was quite an exhilarating moment, couldnt wait for us to get out of the Embassy... lol I met a fellow VJ member and said hello!! It was a smooth process and everything falls into place. The best advice is just to have everything in order, be confident and you will do just fine. 
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #9914