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This might sound a little silly, but on DS-156 it asks to list the current employer. Well, my fiancé doesn’t have a job and she will be moving here to live with me in the US, so if she puts unemployed it should be ok.

It shouldn’t be a problem that she doesn’t have job, because she is moving to the US permanently, right?

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I don't have a job also, never had, because I currently work with my mother, helping her, and before worked with an ex-boyfriend that was only to help.. What can I do? nothing, that's the reality and I gotta be honest. Don't think it'll be a problem, when it gets to the interview, you have to prove that you can support her there, guess what they really want. Good luck :)

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...so if she puts unemployed it should be ok.

Correct. If she did have a current employer, they'd want to know, but don't leave it blank...put "unemployed" so that they know her status.

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Bill

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
Timeline

DS-156 is a Consulate/Embassy process, moving to that forum.

Current employer is "Unemployed"

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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