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scotchland5206   5

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This is probably going to sound like a stupid question..! Just want to make sure before I send off packet 3.

In the DS-230 Part 1, it asks you to list all the places you've lived since the age of 16. The columns underneath say 'City' 'Province' and 'Country', so so do I just put down: London, England, Great Britain or do I need to write down street addresses? When I was a student I live in a LOT of different houses... :wacko:

Thanks guys :)

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iampatricias   17

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Yeah, this question might be to confirm information for your police check, so the street address is not necessary.

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I put, city, county, country...

So for example, Canterbury, Kent, England

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This is probably going to sound like a stupid question..! Just want to make sure before I send off packet 3.

In the DS-230 Part 1, it asks you to list all the places you've lived since the age of 16. The columns underneath say 'City' 'Province' and 'Country', so so do I just put down: London, England, Great Britain or do I need to write down street addresses? When I was a student I live in a LOT of different houses... :wacko:

Thanks guys :)

Hi, I lived in a lot of different places since the age of 16 too. I put "see attached sheet" and wrote them all on another piece of paper. City, county, Country is all that's needed - start with your current address and work backwards to the year you were 16.

There were several questions which didn't leave enough room for the full answer - I added several attached sheets and numbered them.

Good luck!

Leigh

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thank you for the replies :) I won't put down addresses in that case. Saves me trying to find the post codes for approx 7 student residencies..!

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