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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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On the DS-230, has anyone been successful just submitting the "City, Province, and Country" to answer that question... or is everyone submitting exact addresses?

Finding exact work/home addresses for the last 5 years for my wife was difficult enough, 10 years might get a little ugly...

Thanks in advance...

USCIS (CR-1)

06/30/2006 Mailed I-130 USPS Overnight Mail to Nebraska (NSC)

07/03/2006 Express Mail signed for at NSC

07/08/2006 Found out on VJ that my case is transferred to California (CSC)

07/21/2006 NOA1

11/02/2006 NOA2

NVC

11/13/2006 NVC Case # Assigned

11/20/2006 DS-3032 and AOS Fee Bill generated

11/21/2006 Emailed Choice of Agent (from wife/non-USC) in lieu of DS-3032

11/21/2006 Sent AOS Fee Bill Payment via USPS Overnight Mail

11/30/2006 NVC Processed AOS Fee Bill Payment (still no record of receiving Choice of Agent Email)

12/04/2006 Sent DS-3032 Choice of Agent USPS Overnight

12/11/2006 Received I-864 Affidavit of Support (AOS) in mail

12/11/2006 Sent I-864 AOS to NVC via USPS Overnight

12/11/2006 Immigrant Visa (IV) Fee Bill Generated

12/18/2006 Received IV Fee Bill in the mail

12/18/2006 Sent IV Fee Bill payment to NVC via USPS Overnight

01/03/2007 Sent DS-230 USPS Overnight

01/08/2007 NVC processed DS-230

01/12/2007 Received DS-230 (Part 1) and the list of "Documents You Need to Obtain" for Embassy Interview in mail

02/06/2007 Case Complete @ NVC

02/13/2007 Case sent to Embassy

Embassy

03/15/2007 Received Interview Instructions (aka Packet 4)

04/03/2007 Lab Tests

04/04/2007 Medical Exam

04/10/2007 Interview (Conditional Approval)

04/12/2007 Visa Approved!

04/18/2007 Visa in Hand, Gracias a Dios !!!

04/19/2007 Arrival in USA !!! (POE = Atlanta)

05/29/2007 Received Green Card in mail

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Filed: Other Country: Canada
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all they ask for on the sheet is city, province, country..... so if your wife moved a bunch of times but still lived in the same city, I would just put that city and how long she lived in that city.... don't worry about exact addresses :no:

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Peru
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I would get as much accurate information as you can and just use continuation sheets. That is what I had to do with our case. It was a pain to get all the information--but better have the info and have the visa approved than receive a denial for lack of information.

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Philippines
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I agree with the sentiment here, but I'm not sure if I'd actually do this (as a matter of fact, we are not). They're asking for specific information on the form. If you start giving them things that they didn't request in an effort to "help" them, you might slow down your own process while they have to dig out the information that they actually need from all the cruft that you added to it. Be careful. Follow instructions. ;) ttyl,

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I would get as much accurate information as you can and just use continuation sheets. That is what I had to do with our case. It was a pain to get all the information--but better have the info and have the visa approved than receive a denial for lack of information.

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aussiewench's thread for kicking butt in the NVC ('cause i'm too lazy to keep looking it up - haha)

Our DS-3032 email to the NVC

02 Jan 2006 - Married

...----===::: CR-1 :::===---...

22 May 2006 - Case # Assigned @ NVC

14 Jul 2006 - DS-230 Package Received by USC

We stopped pursuit of CR-1 to pursue K3/AOS. For us, both required the same document, we could only have one valid copy, and the K3 was moving faster.

See profile for the details up to and in between the events listed here.

...---===::: K3 :::===---...

17 May 2006 - Date NVC says petition shipped to embassy

18 May 2006 - Case # Assigned @ NVC

01 Jul 2006 - Packet "3" received from embassy

18 Jul 2006 - Medical

21 Sept 2006 - K3 Interview Date (APPROVED)

27 Sept 2006 - Received Visa

06 Oct 2006 - Arrives in the USA! Finally home together. :)

(Truncated timeline - sig too long. See profile for all details.)

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Filed: Other Country: Canada
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yeah, all they ask for on the forms is city, province, country.... that is all I included and I had no problems

i had no way of figuring out all the specific addresses of all the different places I have lived since I was 16....

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yeah, all they ask for on the forms is city, province, country.... that is all I included and I had no problems

i had no way of figuring out all the specific addresses of all the different places I have lived since I was 16....

Answer the questions they ask.. i.e City, Province and Country.. thats all..

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Filed: Other Country: Canada
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as for the employer info.. is just asks for location not the address... they don't really give you enough room on that little line to write out an address....

I think the same thing goes as for the home addresses, they just want to see if you have worked in different countries etc....

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