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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Mexico
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Posted (edited)

I just noticed this says it expired May 31st. Is there another DS-156 form I can use? Also, it says nonimmigrant, so why would I have to fill this out? I was told my Mexican fiance would have to fill out both the DS-156 and the DS-156K.

https://evisaforms.state.gov/ds156.asp

Edited by JRTLFlores

07.24.09 Met in Mexico.

03.18.10 Began dating via internet.

07.10.10 Arrived in Mexico, 2nd trip.

12.16.10 Returned home to US. Last time I've seen him :(

12.20.10 I-129f sent to Dallas.

12.28.10 I-129f received.

12.30.10 NOA1

05.04.11 NOA2

05.07.11 Received hardcopy NOA2 in the mail.

05.31.11 NVC receive.

06.02.11 NVC sent.

06.02.11 Consulate Received.

06.13.11 Packet 3 Received.

06.13.11 Packet 3 Sent. (i.e. submitting DS-260 and filling out and printing DS-156 and DS-156K)

06.14.11 Scheduled ASC and interview.

07.10.11 Departure to Mexico City.

07.11.11 Mexico City to Juárez.

07.12.11 Medical

07.13.11 ASC appointment

07.14.11 INTERVIEW! and APPROVED!! :)

07.21.11 Visa in Transit.

07.22.11 Visa Ready to be Picked Up @ DHL.

07.23.11 Picked up visa @ DHL.

07.23.11 Crossed border to El Paso.

07.24.11 Flight to Boston and FINALLY IN MY ARMS AGAIN!!! Thank you Lord!

09.17.11 Married!

09.27.11 Sent in papers for AOS

02.13.12 Received RFE

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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Posted (edited)

I just noticed this says it expired May 31st. Is there another DS-156 form I can use? Also, it says nonimmigrant, so why would I have to fill this out? I was told my Mexican fiance would have to fill out both the DS-156 and the DS-156K.

https://evisaforms.state.gov/ds156.asp

Q: I just noticed this says it expired May 31st. Is there another DS-156 form I can use?

A: I'm in the same boat as you. I also need to fill out DS-156 and I also noticed it expired. Others on VJ have told me to use that form (May 31, 2011) as long as it's the current one on the government's website on the date of your interview. And no, I have looked and looked for a version that is not expired and have found NOTHING. I also submitted a request on their website to update form DS-156 and NOTHING has been done...yet.

Q: Also, it says nonimmigrant, so why would I have to fill this out?

A: Technically the K1 Visa (aka Fiance Visa) IS a "Nonimmigrant" visa even though your fiance is coming to the USA with the intention to stay (immigrate). This is what the gov't website says about Fiance Visas "The fiancé(e) K-1 nonimmigrant visa is for the foreign-citizen fiancé(e) of a United States (U.S.) citizen."

Q: I was told my Mexican fiance would have to fill out both the DS-156 and the DS-156K.

A: Yes, both DS-156 & DS-156K in duplicate. I made 3 copies of each just in case. DS-156K is NOT expired and really easy and fast to complete. Have your fiance fill it in and print at least TWO (2) copies. DON'T SIGN DS-156K until the consul says so.

BUENA SUERTE :)

Edited by Alejandra y Mario
  • 12.30.2010: I-129F sent
  • 01.05.2011: I-129F received & signed by Cates
  • 01.06.2011: NOA 1
  • 04.25.2011: NOA 2
    ~~~NOA1 to NOA2: 109 days~~~
  • 04.29.2011: NVC received
  • 05.16.2011: NVC left (I don't know why my packet was held at NVC for over 2 weeks)
  • 05.19.2011: Consulate received & signed by Jesus
  • 05.17.2011: Packet 3's date on letter (so it appears my letter was written before it was received at the Consulate...)
  • 06.06.2011: Packet 3 mailed to petitioner in CA
  • 06.10.2011: Packet 3 arrived a CA
  • 07.05.2011: Medical
  • 07.06.2011: ASC appointment
  • 07.07.2011: Interview

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Mexico
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Posted

Hola,

My Fiancé is filling out the DS 156K now as we speak. It says on the form he needs to provide a birth certificate for his son, however his son will not be traveling with him now or in the future as they have no contact. Is the birth certificate still necessary considering they have no contact and the son will not be traveling with him? I appreciate your help.

Regards,

Roma

 
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