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DCF DS260, "petitioner info-telephone" not available

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LILY ZHANG   0

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Both my spouse and I live in China and we did the DCF in guangzhou. We had a hard time to find out how to fill out the "telephone". Since my spouse uses Chinese phone number(11 numbers:185-XXXX-XXXX). The DS260 just wouldn't let us fill Chinese number here. Should we just fill my spouse's family member's number?

 

We called the consulate for many times and mailed to ask questions but never get any useful replies. 

 

Thank you everyone!

 

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Hi Lily,

 

Good day and thank you for sharing your experience.  My suggestion is, if its more practical and will completed the process of signing the form do it.   Only, ask first your spouse relatives and fully informed them for full disclosure.  Hope this helps.  

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