Boiler
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To be fair most, all? cases I have seen the Agency fills out the DS 160 but the applicant submits it, seemingly and who really knows this did not happen in this case. The argument then being well I did not fill in the application, when it is pointed out they signed it, they go back to well I did not fill it out. All very weird. Anyway turning up at an interview with a DS 160 filed which says you signed and being interviewed bases on that submitted and signed DS160 makes any further discussion moot. You owned it.
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Huh?
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You had to sign it under oath etc.
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I doubt that helps
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Yes, your relative did the same thing. That would be down to the Consulate, they are interviewing him not you. What has changed since his prior refusal?
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It may or may not, certainly possible. -
I thought this was quite interesting, Perun has also put out a YT today on this subject but yet to watch it.
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Ohh now for the Brother I would not do that as that will just delay the PD.
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Duhh the extra over the I 824
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I have certainly seen people refile and it is one of those where I am not sure there is a clear answer, your call. $70? Not sure what that is for.
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How long were you here when you first came How long are you coming for now
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Yes
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They do not ask if you have a house. Whatever the reason you want to travel you should mention You can apply as soon and as frequently as you want.
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Ohh and filling in the DS160 is more high school level not Harvard
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I assume you have read the DS160, it just asks factual questions for which there is only a correct answer. Going to Harvard from Vietnam for a 4 hour course may have confused them.
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That is sadly illegal
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Sadly you can not immigrate on a tourist visa.
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Which one?
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On what basis will the parents be in America?
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I am repeating myself but this seems a common problem and I am not sure why. Brother, I assume you have applied recently so are looking at a multi decade wait, who knows what the procedure will be then but I see no harm in contacting them assuming you made the same error.
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Losing US citizenship for living abroad
Boiler replied to randomstairs's topic in General Immigration-Related Discussion
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F4 takes decades so assuming this was not filed 15 years ago probably pretty good.
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It is the number of applicants increasing.
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You only get one SSN
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He was on CNN yesterday, did not post it because it was really upsetting to watch. He sounded English and his daughter looked English to me. You can find the video if you want but be warned.
