CRBA Form DS_2029 - Item 12 * stuck *

[Sofiane 0]

Hello Everybody,

I'm applying for my son for his CRBA, and passport. I'm kind of stuck at item # 12 of the form DS 2029, which says:

List Precise Periods of Physical Presence in United States

http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/156216.pdf

The problem is I don't remember the exact Day ( not the month or year, of course I remember that ) when I entered the US for the very first time, and some other times when I left, and re-entered the land, that's from like 15 years ago. Knowing that, I don't have the passports from those times to see the entrance and exit stamps.

My question is :

Is the precise date ( exact day ) required for all times? knowing that I have the other precise dates from the past 5 years ?

Thank you all,

Edited January 15, 2013 by Sofiane

[Alaska2012 462]

I just put down month and year and it worked fine.

[Sofiane 0]

I just put down month and year and it worked fine.

Thanks for your input Alaska2012, cos it really got me worried, since they were saying the Precise Dates !!

What about the others? did u guys have the same experience as Alaska2012 and what I'm experiencing... !!!

[Sofiane 0]

I just put down month and year and it worked fine.

Did you do the same ( just the month/year ) for the AFFIDAVIT OF RESIDENCE AND PATERNITY/MATERNITY ?

[romanticminds 11]

I'm in the same boat as you. I am filling out the DS2029 and passport for my son right now also. As far as question #12 I just look at my passport and fill out it that way. I'm not sure if it's the correct way though. My CRBA is schedule in the next couple of months. I won't know if I did it correct until after I've done them.

[Sofiane 0]

I'm in the same boat as you. I am filling out the DS2029 and passport for my son right now also. As far as question #12 I just look at my passport and fill out it that way. I'm not sure if it's the correct way though. My CRBA is schedule in the next couple of months. I won't know if I did it correct until after I've done them.

Thanks, hope it works out.