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it is really important to know- when i fill out ds 260, it wont accept me addresses where i lived several years ago( while i was studying). it says :

"There is a gap greater than a month in the dates you have provided. Please include ALL addresses where you have lived since the date you turned 16 years old."

i try to do it but when i enter i get this message. i lived for several years in another country for study and when i write it , i get this message. it was several years ago and from then, im at country of the birth.

how do they sort those dates? why i cant enter the dates and i get this message? ( plus saying it would delay interview schedule becuase of gap in dates) .

ugh! anyone knows how to write those dates thee if lived in another country for several years so that dont receved that gap of time message before wanting to move to another section for fill out?

plz it would be lot of help if someone answered!!

thank you

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You have to enter all of your addresses with no gaps. That includes all your addresses in your home country. So just make sure that you put in every place you lived. If you had no fixed address for part of that time, put down your parents' address or wherever your mail went during that time.

 

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The gaps are likely just an oversight....it gets dizzying with many prior residences, so just check your dates carefully so there are no missing months between one place and the next. If there are many, it's best to have them written down so you can enter them quickly, since the system gives you only 15 minutes I believe.

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thank you for your kinds answers :-) i figured it out somehow...it asks to write the dates with no omitting it , like in a row...huh...

anyway, we submitted that form and i wonder if it is possible to have soon interview ? it would be amazing...

is it known how approximately it takes from nvc ds260 form submitting ( if we send the documents very soon too) until interview is scheduled ?

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You need a case complete before you get an interview date. Look at Saylin's spreadsheet to see the times and also go to the interview thread to see how long people are waiting from your country. There is a large country variance in this.

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