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I came from New Brunswick as we do not have visa Center. Security did not allow me to bring bag, I told them that I came from NB and I have no place for my bag to leave for 1-2 hrs. Finally a good person from India who was waiting for her wife took care of my bag.
When you go inside, they can literally handle your belongings and give you token and after your appointment you can get back your things, but for some reason security did not allowed me to take my bag inside. I would have opened and show all things.
When you go inside, they can literally handle your belongings and give you token and after your appointment you can get back your things, but for some reason security did not allowed me to take my bag inside. I would have opened and show all things.
The US Embassy, where dreams come true and lines become the ultimate test of patience. It's like a pilgrimage site for us Canadians, longing to experience the friendly and adventurous lifestyle of our neighbors down south. We stand in that line, knowing deep down that it's worth it to enter a land where people say "y'all" and have an obsession with deep-fried everything.
Now, let's talk about the line. It's a fascinating phenomenon, really. It stretches longer than a Canadian winter, winding and twisting like a confused maple tree. But hey, when you're chasing dreams, what's a little extra waiting time, right? Besides, it gives us ample opportunity to practice our small talk skills and bond with fellow dreamers. Maybe by the time we reach the front, we'll have formed a support group, complete with matching t-shirts and catchy slogans.
But fear not, my fellow dreamers, for the US Embassy knows how to keep things moving. They've mastered the art of efficiency like a well-oiled Zamboni gliding effortlessly across the ice. In just one hour, my dreams were set in motion, and I was on my way to living that American dream.
Now, here's the funny part. Can you believe I'm writing this review after visiting the country six times already? It's like getting married and then deciding to write a love letter to your spouse. But hey, better late than never, right? I'm just glad I finally took a moment to appreciate the hardworking officers who get up every day, put on their serious faces, and make dreams come true. They're like the fairy godmothers of visas, granting wishes with a stamp and a smile.
So, kudos to the US Embassy for being the gatekeepers of our dreams. You may have given me a temporary visa, but you've permanently etched memories and adventures into my heart. And let's not forget the never-ending line that taught me the value of patience, camaraderie, and the occasional impromptu game of "I Spy."
In the end, whether it's your first time or your sixth time, the US Embassy is there to guide you towards your American dreams. Just remember to bring your sense of humor and a good playlist for the wait. Who knows, maybe you'll even spot a moose and a bald eagle engaging in a friendly game of hockey while you're at it.
Hit me up guys if anyone join me for a funny crazy adventure to USA …. I promise I won’t make you bored on the road trip.
Now, let's talk about the line. It's a fascinating phenomenon, really. It stretches longer than a Canadian winter, winding and twisting like a confused maple tree. But hey, when you're chasing dreams, what's a little extra waiting time, right? Besides, it gives us ample opportunity to practice our small talk skills and bond with fellow dreamers. Maybe by the time we reach the front, we'll have formed a support group, complete with matching t-shirts and catchy slogans.
But fear not, my fellow dreamers, for the US Embassy knows how to keep things moving. They've mastered the art of efficiency like a well-oiled Zamboni gliding effortlessly across the ice. In just one hour, my dreams were set in motion, and I was on my way to living that American dream.
Now, here's the funny part. Can you believe I'm writing this review after visiting the country six times already? It's like getting married and then deciding to write a love letter to your spouse. But hey, better late than never, right? I'm just glad I finally took a moment to appreciate the hardworking officers who get up every day, put on their serious faces, and make dreams come true. They're like the fairy godmothers of visas, granting wishes with a stamp and a smile.
So, kudos to the US Embassy for being the gatekeepers of our dreams. You may have given me a temporary visa, but you've permanently etched memories and adventures into my heart. And let's not forget the never-ending line that taught me the value of patience, camaraderie, and the occasional impromptu game of "I Spy."
In the end, whether it's your first time or your sixth time, the US Embassy is there to guide you towards your American dreams. Just remember to bring your sense of humor and a good playlist for the wait. Who knows, maybe you'll even spot a moose and a bald eagle engaging in a friendly game of hockey while you're at it.
Hit me up guys if anyone join me for a funny crazy adventure to USA …. I promise I won’t make you bored on the road trip.
Had an amazing experience at the U.S. embassy in Ottawa. The service team is super friendly and supportive. If I can suggest, just make sure bringing the documents as required and be honest during the interview. The officer will arrange everything for you. I also want to thank you everyone’s help! It’s always busy in the morning but the team overall is super organized. If I have to add, just to make sure you are not in rush and eat properly before your appointment time.
Very smooth experience for visa. People were really helpful and nice.
Everyone from the security to the interview officers were kind and polite. The queue for the interviews wasnt based on time slots but first come first serve basis, so I’d recommend arriving 30 mins before.
Very kind and understanding staff. Renewed my niece's B visa due to a family emergency. They quickly moved up her visa interview appointment after we requested expedited service online. All the staff we interacted with were very professional and personable. Only issue was the long wait to get into the building and then to go to the various windows required. We were there 2.5 hours (that's why only 4 stars). The officer who interviewed her was fantastic despite having a challenging non-stop job! Don't bring bags or anything extra and be prepared to wait a while. There are washrooms once you get inside.
It’s the US Embassy, what can I say, it’s great! It is small so probably a little less crowded than the ones in bigger cities. Fast and efficient once you are in and have to leave your phone and wallet at the entrance.
