DS156K in Russain

[shawnloveskat 0]

I have a question about the DS156K for the Moscow Embassy when filing a K1 Visa Application

The embassy website says that the form must be filled out in Russian. But is that Russian text on an English form, or Russian Text on a Russian form. My attorney sent a copy of the 156K in English, so i translated it. But my fiancee said her 156K form from the embassy is in Russian. Which one do I need? Russian on English, or Russian on Russian. If so;

Does anyone have the DS156K Russian Form?

Thanks Shawn

:dance: Interview is only 8 days away!!!!!! :dance:

[edsperfect 25]

I have a question about the DS156K for the Moscow Embassy when filing a K1 Visa Application

The embassy website says that the form must be filled out in Russian. But is that Russian text on an English form, or Russian Text on a Russian form. My attorney sent a copy of the 156K in English, so i translated it. But my fiancee said her 156K form from the embassy is in Russian. Which one do I need? Russian on English, or Russian on Russian. If so;

Does anyone have the DS156K Russian Form?

Thanks Shawn

:dance: Interview is only 8 days away!!!!!! :dance:

I don't kinow the answer to that butwould be interested in knowing it. My fiances interview is the next day on the 11th. Good luck

[buckeye1971 0]

I have the forms you need in Word , send me an email at paul850@aol.com

[1HappyGuy 45]

I believe that the form is provided in Russian, but the embassy would prefer it back in English. This is not generally a problem unless the form says it must be prepared in English. Check the U.S. embassy web site in Moscow. Look to the visa services and follow through that part. If you have an embassy case number, you can write the visa consular office and ask them specifically for help. Make sure you identify your case, the problems as you see them and what needs to be done.

You might find that spending some time on that website will help you to understand the process. If anything that is necessary for the interview, it generally must have a certified translation attached to it. Get familiar with that site.