DS-320 Q35.

[July-lucky 0]

Q35.List all of previous visits to mp residence in the USA.

Now last year When I went to usa, my POE was CHI,destination

Newyork, I have also visited

New jersey for a day, washington dc for 2 days all in the same month. Now I am confused on whether I should list all of this in one line or

Is what they want listed there the POE? Can anyone shed some light on this. Thanks a lot.

[July-lucky 0]

Guys, please I need an advice on this. Thank you!

[canadian_wife 1,822]

You were on one visit, but you went to multiple locations. List them as one entrance but the places you went to

Good luck

[keka 1]

I remember that said list the last entrance no? Just write for example , Boston 22 of September 2010 , write it like your stamp in the passport is . . i was in USA too i Land in Dallas but we go at different places too , so i just write Dallas 22 of Ags 2009

Good luck!

[Veronik 19]

Basically what I did was this:

month/year to month/year: Chesterfield, Virginia (if less than months, write the number of days, 180 days, 7 days, start counting on the day you woke up in the Us)

or

You can also write down the day you entered, 09/15/2008 and say the lenght of trip (15 days) and the destination. They don't want you to write down everything you've seen or where you've been. Just put down your destination...

[July-lucky 0]

Thanks guys! Just to clarify, can I put it like this? Where it asks from/to write 08/2009-08/2009, where it asks location I would put down CHI, NY, NJ, Washington dc. Please note chicago was POE, I didnt get to visit it. The stamp on my passport is chicago. Went to NJ and washington dc by coach. Thanks! You guys are awsome.

[Veronik 19]

See, it's totally your call, but I would keep it as simple as can be... Just put down where you entered... When I visited Chris before our interview, we went to the beach in NC. I didn't put that down, I put down where I was going, which was VA... I'm sure you'll be fine either way, it's your call

[July-lucky 0]

Vero n chris, thanks a lot.