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DS230 question #23

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e-migra   4

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Hi!

I have a stupid question: do we really have to put "ALL educational institutions attended", like primary and "pre-highschool"? I started my list with highschool... is that a reason for RFE?

Thanks, good luck!

e-migra

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JBean   0

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Hi!

I have a stupid question: do we really have to put "ALL educational institutions attended", like primary and "pre-highschool"? I started my list with highschool... is that a reason for RFE?

Thanks, good luck!

e-migra

Yes - it may be silly (as many of the requirements are) but you need to put everything on there. You don't want to give them any excuse to reject or delay your case...

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Mononoke28   135

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We thought it was stupid having to write down even my husband's elementary school education and he just put the name of his high school and his college. We didn't have any issues. ^_^

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ninjarocket   1

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Usually you need only to be concerned with the higher education institutions. We merely put the University my wife was attending at the time and it was OK. If there is no education beyond high school, then high school should probably be included.

Elementary schools may need to be required for small children in order to show that they are receiving an education of nothing else!

 
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