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wallaby4rent   2

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"List dates of all previous visits to or residence in the United States. (If never, write "never") Give type of visa status, if known. Give DHS "A"

number if any."

I'm not really sure how to go about this. My fiance is Canadian. Over the last two years, he's traveled into the US anywhere between 20-30 times for weekend visits, and a couple of extended holiday visits. The longest he has ever spent here was 10 days. Are we required to attach a separate piece of paper telling them all of those dates? To be honest, it'd be like clutching at straws -- it'd be hard to choose exactly which weekends they were for the most part. Accuracy on that would be shoddy.

It seems to me like they are only asking for visits that would require a specific visa for stay, but I'm always so careful with these forms.

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The packet that he received from the US Embassy in Montreal told us we were required to fill it out.

Is that wrong?

It's listing the following documents as required before an interview can be scheduled:

DS-230 pt. 1, DS-160, DS-156K, DS-156, and the confirmation receipt from the DS-156.

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krautlaus   7

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You also need the DS-230 for K-1 visa (It is considered a non-immigrant/immigrant visa mix type...) - at least the part I as far as I know... so I can't really answer your question but you do need it.

Maybe you can e-mail the consulate to have them help you answer that question. All the best!

also: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/248979-question-on-form-ds-230/

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ég eri ekki lengur kalt, hef aftur líf. lifnar mín sál, heiminn mála.

bless bless Þýskalandi! ég elsker þig!

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