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Form DS-230 Question

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jsand78   0

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When I completed the DS-230 form (Application for Immigrant Visa and Alien Registration) online, I noticed that some of the fields, like the applicant name, parents name, and date of birth, etc.) are highlighted in yellow. This did not go away when I printed the form. Is this normal? Would it be okay to send it in this way, or am I doing something wrong? Anyway to correct this?

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Jamie

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Kirsten UK   2

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are you sure DS-230 is required? as far as I know it's not necessary for K1's...K1 is a non-immigrant visa.

Its definitely required for some countries, the UK included. I have followed the link on here for the Polish embassy and it says that it is not needed in Poland as the K1 is not an immigrant visa. However, when I have spoken to the London embassy, although they say the K1 is in theory a non-immigrant visa, it is treated as an immigrant visa. If you are unsure I would suggest speaking to the Polish embassy for clarification.

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amberdima   6

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are you sure DS-230 is required? as far as I know it's not necessary for K1's...K1 is a non-immigrant visa.

Its definitely required for some countries, the UK included. I have followed the link on here for the Polish embassy and it says that it is not needed in Poland as the K1 is not an immigrant visa. However, when I have spoken to the London embassy, although they say the K1 is in theory a non-immigrant visa, it is treated as an immigrant visa. If you are unsure I would suggest speaking to the Polish embassy for clarification.

so much confusion. the US should have a world-wide standard.

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cutedolphinn   1

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In the form I have, the yellow highlight isn't printed.

K-1

10/6/2008: I-129F

4/14/2009: Visa in hand

5/17/2009: POE (Yaaaay!!)

AOS

9/8/2009: Sent I-765, I-485

12/7/2009: Interview

2/27/2010: GC in hands!! Thanks to GOD!!

ROC

11/21/2011: Sent I-751

11/23/2011: Package received

11/28/2011: Check cashed

11/23/2011: NOA dated

12/1/2011 : NOA received

1/03/2012 : Called USCIS for bio letter

1/16/2012 : Biometrics Notice Date

1/21/2012 : Biometrics Letter

2/13/2012 : Biometrics Appointment

4/27/2012 : Decision of Date

5/3/2012 : Notice of Approval

6/1/2012 : GC in hand :-D

 
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