Just to clarify for anyone reading this and contemplating not filling in their social media details, if they have social media - please read the screenshot below.
Do do you have social media? (Yes or no). If you have not used social media within the last 5 years, select none.
It does not, as any point, say ‘if you have not used social media within the last 5 years or if you just don’t fancy telling us about it, select none.’
If you select ‘none’ and you have social media, you just lied on your DS160. On one of the questions they use to conduct security checks.
I would say that’s probably not a smart move - and if you are found out, it looks incredibly suspicious that you’ve chosen to keep that info secret (plus, if you lied there, how do I, the interviewing officer, know if you’ve lied elsewhere in the form too?).
So yeah, please note that filling in that section is NOT OPTIONAL...and lying really isn’t recommended, for anywhere on your form, unless of course you want to be denied your visa.
So she’s happy to consent to a medical, let them see her birth certificate, give them her birthdate, full name, address, email address, provide her passport number and possibly credit card details (depending on how she intends to pay the visa fee), have her photo and fingerprints taken but is worried someone might hack her Facebook account?
Hmm that makes perfect sense. What exactly does she think the government is going to do with her Facebook account that will cause more damage then anyone could do with the information that she did provide?
