Inking forms DS-156, DS-156k, DS-230

[Togbega II 25]

Is it wrong to fill the above forms with ink instead of typing and printing? Will such forms be rejected at the embassy? Reading the instructions carefully in the packet, there is no such thing where one is obliged to type and print all forms. Am i wrong?

[stevie b 141]

Is it wrong to fill the above forms with ink instead of typing and printing? Will such forms be rejected at the embassy? Reading the instructions carefully in the packet, there is no such thing where one is obliged to type and print all forms. Am i wrong?

writing is totally fine.

I read someone who typed and wrote in the same doc and was asked for a new one.

use BLACK pen otherwise it will generate a checklist for a document in the correct ink.

[Togbega II 25]

writing is totally fine.

I read someone who typed and wrote in the same doc and was asked for a new one.

use BLACK pen otherwise it will generate a checklist for a document in the correct ink.

thank you

[reneegh724 14]

Is it wrong to fill the above forms with ink instead of typing and printing? Will such forms be rejected at the embassy? Reading the instructions carefully in the packet, there is no such thing where one is obliged to type and print all forms. Am i wrong?

This week the State Dept listed the new DS 260 as a replacement of the DS 230, just so you know, before you start filling them out. It's completely online too... I saw on vj a few weeks ago it was only supposed to be certain embassies but now it appears to be all embassies.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/types/types_2994.html

[Togbega II 25]

@reneegh724... Thanks man. I will check it out and fill it out together with the DS-230 incase...

[J & L 10]

As long as your writing is clear, I don't think it will be a problem.