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my fiancee packet didn't include DS-156K, is this given before the interview to fill out?

Please confirm.

Thanks!

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Hi Sling, you want to check out this, it must be filled out online now:

Completed Electronic Visa Application Form DS-156. ( The Electronic Visa Application Form must be filled out online at http://evisaforms.state.gov. After filling out the form online, print a copy of the visa application form. The Electronic Visa Application Form is not available in the Russian language. Answers to the questions on the application must be in English and must use English characters. The applicants are welcome to use the Russian language translation to guide them through the online English Electronic Visa Application Form). A separate Electronic Visa Application Form DS-156 must be filled out for immigrating child.

http://moscow.usembassy.gov/consular/consu...cord_id=fiancee

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The DS-156K is not the same as the DS-156. The DS-156K is used by males 18 plus.

Tanja has a 20 year old son who I thought would need the this form for the K2.

However, it was not included in my fiancee's packet nor was it requested at the interview, even though we had one prepared.

Jim

my fiancee packet didn't include DS-156K, is this given before the interview to fill out?

Please confirm.

Thanks!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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My lawyer/staff just asked me to review my forms for my upcoming interview. One of them was the DS-156k, but sometimes they are a little lost.

On the Moscow Embassy website: (Fiance visa section) starting Oct 25 the older version of the DS-156 would not be accepted.

Thanks for posting this question. I'm going to check into it.

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