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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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We are doing our Packet 3 for the Vancouver consulate. Might be a silly question but what happens with Part II of the DS-230?

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
Timeline

DS-230 Part II is not required for the K-1 visa applicants as it is a non-immigrant visa, and the Part II is used for immigrant applicants.If you want, you might take that section along with you at the interview but they won't ask for it.

Hope this helps!

KnR aka slider100

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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DS-230 Part II is not required for the K-1 visa applicants as it is a non-immigrant visa, and the Part II is used for immigrant applicants.If you want, you might take that section along with you at the interview but they won't ask for it.

Hope this helps!

KnR aka slider100

Thanks!! You know I figured it out right after I posted!

Now I'm wondering if we do the DS-156 OR the new DS-160?

12-14-2009 I-129F Petition sent

12-21-2009 Petition received CSC

12-24-2009 NOA1

12-28-2009 "touched"

12-30-2009 Check cashed

04-20-2010 NOA2 approved!

04-24-2010 NOA2 received hard copy

04-26-2010 NVC received petition

04-28-2010 NVC sent case to Montreal consulate?

05-07-2010 Montreal transferred case to Vancouver consulate!

05-18-2010 Vancouver received case and sent out Packet 3

05-21-2010 Received Packet 3 letter from Vancouver consulate

05-25-2010 Faxed Packet 3 to Vancouver consulate

05-31-2010 Received Packet 4 Vancouver consulate interview letter

06-09-2010 Medical exam appointment

06-23-2010 Vancouver consulate interview

08-24-2010 Filed for AOS, EAD and AP

08-31-2010 NOA for AOS, EAD and AP

09-30-2010 Appointment for Biometrics

12-06-2010 AOS Appointment in Sacramento

12-10-2010 AOS Approved!

12-20-2010 Recieved Green Card

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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I emailed the Vancouver consulate about that when I was doing my Packet 3 a year ago. My Packet 3 said DS-156, but their website said DS-160, and people here going through other consulates said they were using the DS-160.

Vancouver emailed back a very terse "Form DS 160 - Currently NOT acceptable for processing K visas. You must complete and bring to the visa interview 2 sets of the DS-156 and one DS-156K." Now, the DS-160 was just being rolled out back then, so this may have changed, but that's what they said a year ago.

I think the general response is to do whatever the Packet 3 instructions say, and not to worry about anything else. If it's still unclear, I found that Vancouver was very prompt about returning emails with procedural questions. I hardly needed VJ at all during the consulate application stage :) . Just put your VAC case number in the subject line and email VancouverK@state.gov and they'll get back to you within 2 days. They're terse, but you get authoritative answers quick.

DON'T PANIC

"It says wonderful things about the two countries [Canada and the US] that neither one feels itself being inundated by each other's immigrants."

-Douglas Coupland

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