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TexPamp   0

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Is it really necessary to print the first 2 pages of the DS156 back to back or is seperate pages acceptable?

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March 21, 2008.....NOA 1

May 27, 2008........NOA2

June 19, 2008.......Delbros Paid

June 30, 2008.......Medical (Passed)

July 18, 2008........Interview (Passed, Pink and White slip)

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Sept 23, 2008.......MARRIED

Sept 25, 2008.......Left Las Vegas driving home

Sept 26, 2008.......Arrived in El Paso, Texas

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chris-lei   1

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Either way is acceptable. I had mine printed back to back. I saw others printed theirs in separate sheets, the clerks didnt seem to mind. Just a note, dont leave any space blank. Put NONE or N/A if you dont have an answers to. Goodluck on your interview! :thumbs:

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Thank you for your response. Sweetie is coming online soon and we will start going over our papers and print them.

TexPamp

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March 17, 2008.....I-129F Packet sent to Vermont Service Center

March 20, 2008.....I-129F arrived at Vermont Service Center

March 21, 2008.....NOA 1

May 27, 2008........NOA2

June 19, 2008.......Delbros Paid

June 30, 2008.......Medical (Passed)

July 18, 2008........Interview (Passed, Pink and White slip)

Sept 17, 2008.......Recieved Visa

Sept 19, 2008.......CFO at St. Mary's

Sept 22, 2008.......Travel to USA, POE Honolulu, Late night arrival to Las Vegas

Sept 23, 2008.......MARRIED

Sept 25, 2008.......Left Las Vegas driving home

Sept 26, 2008.......Arrived in El Paso, Texas

AOS

December 8, 2008 Package sent

December 26, 2008 NOA

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RyaNRiza   1

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I printed mine on separate sheets. Also, I did not put any remarks on #40 of DS-156 because my answer on #39 justified why I left it blank. It would be redundant to answer it. I don't know with others ;)

Good luck! :thumbs:

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