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[spendel 0]

A week ago i received my noa2 I wonder if i start filling out the other forms for my fiamcee such as ds156 and ds156k

and i want to know if i filled them out in english even though my fiancee is living in a country where they speak french.

[Stephen + Elisha 92]

Yes, it's a good idea to start filling out the forms required by your fiance(e)'s embassy.

And yes, the DS forms must be completed in English, regardless of the native language of the country where the interview will take place.

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[Gary and Alla 3,694]

A week ago i received my noa2 I wonder if i start filling out the other forms for my fiamcee such as ds156 and ds156k

and i want to know if i filled them out in english even though my fiancee is living in a country where they speak french.

The forms are accepted in English at all consulates. I filled out the DS 156 and DS 156k, and prepared everyhting else for the interview before the NOA2, go ahead, helps to pass the time.

[baron555 934]

A week ago i received my noa2 I wonder if i start filling out the other forms for my fiamcee such as ds156 and ds156k

and i want to know if i filled them out in english even though my fiancee is living in a country where they speak french.

The US Embassies everywhere are staffed with US citizens (or staff of the same) and they speak primarily English.

The DS-156K for the US Embassy in Moscow is in Russian and must be completed in Russian.

[MRStee 19]

Its good for you to start filling out those things now, eliminates some of the stress as the interview gets closer

[Stephen + Elisha 92]

The DS-156K for the US Embassy in Moscow is in Russian and must be completed in Russian.

Interesting, but from Gary's post above it sounds as though they'll also accept the English DS-156K obtained from the State Department website.

I wondered about this as well, because Seoul provides their own English/Korean DS-230 on their website and in their e-packets. But when I contacted the visa section by email and asked, they said that the form must be completed in English. The Korean is just to assist applicants in knowing what goes in the boxes.

But, as always, consulates have wide latitude in setting their own policies for the visa application process, so YMMV.