DS-156 Questions

[3SS 0]

1) - Passport City and State of issuance? I've put London and England respectively. Would this be right?

2) - It says to print off two copies, does this mean I have to glue a photo to each one? I know it sounds obvious but just to make sure.

3) - National Identification Number - Would the National Insurance Number be right or leave blank?

4) - Person I will be staying with - We will be initially (until I find work) be living with her parents at first. Should I put one of their names on or my fiancées?

Thanking you all in advance

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

1) - Passport City and State of issuance? I've put London and England respectively. Would this be right?

2) - It says to print off two copies, does this mean I have to glue a photo to each one? I know it sounds obvious but just to make sure.

3) - National Identification Number - Would the National Insurance Number be right or leave blank?

4) - Person I will be staying with - We will be initially (until I find work) be living with her parents at first. Should I put one of their names on or my fiancées?

Thanking you all in advance

1) Yes, that's is the home office of IPS. Some passports might list a place of issuance, like a US passport. (Mine says Houston, TX.) In your case London is a good answer.

2) Take the photos loose to the interview. They will attach. Only mail the forms and their photocopies. Do not send your documents in the mail, despite what any form says.

3) Write "None" if it will take alpha characters.

4) Fiancée name. She lives at that address too, right?