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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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My fiance got Packet 3 Yesterday!

Now - Regarding the DS-230 Part 1 he has to return right away:

My fiance is Canadian (so under the Visa Waiver Program), and has traveled to the US upwards of 20-30 times in his life... Does he really have to list every single time he's been in the US? And what if he can't remember all the times, does it really matter?

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer! (and any other tips regarding Packet 3!)

Kim/Boston/US

Dave/Vancouver/Canada

4/2005 - met in Vegas!

10/8/2005 - We got engaged!! (with many, many trips between the two!)

K-1 Journey:

12/12/2005 - Sent I-129F to Vermont! (Day 1)

12/13/2005 - I-129F arrives at VSC! (Day 2)

12/16/2005 - Check Cashed! (Day 5)

12/22/2005 - NOA1 received by snail mail (Day 11)

1/10/2006 - NOA2 received by email! (Day 30)

1/14/2006 - NOA2 received by snail mail (Day 34)

1/17/2006 - Letter Received from NVC (Day 37)

1/30/2006 - Fiance receives Packet 3! (Day 50)

3/1/2006 - Medical Exam (Day 79)

3/3/2006 - Checklist Faxed to Consulate (Day 81)

3/14/2006 - Call to Consulate, Interview Scheduled for April 10th!!

3/17/2006 - Packet 4 w/interview date finally arrives!

4/10/2006 - K-1 VISA APPROVED! (Day 121)

6/11/2006 - Border Crossing at Peace Bridge (Buffalo, NY)

6/16/2006 - Legally Married!

10/1/2006 - Our Wedding Day

AOS Journey:

8/7/2006 Sent AOS/EAD/AP to Chicago (Day 1)

8/8/2006 AOS/EAD/AP Arrive at Chicago Lockbox

8/16/2006 NOA1 for AOS/EAD/AP

9/11/2006 AOS Transferred to CSC

10/17/2006 AP Approved (by email)

10/18/2006 EAD touched!

11/25/06 Biometrics scheduled

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No, he doesnt need to list every single time. If he just writes a quick note to say he has entered the US many time between the dates of ..... and ..... using the visa waiver programme, exact dates not known. That should be fine.

LONDON TO CALIFORNIA ....

K1

May 5th 05 - K1 petition sent to CSC

August 23rd 05 - Visa Approved!!!

AOS and EAD

December 5th 05 - AOS and EAD sent

December 16th 05 - NOA's received for both AOS and EAD

December 31st 05 - Receive letter for AOS interview

February 6th 06 - AOS Interview - APPROVED

February 16th 06 - Biometrics Appointment

February 22nd 06 - EAD Approved via e mail

February 27th 06 - EAD card in mail!!!

March 6th 06 - Got a job!

March 17th 06 - Green Card Approval via e mail

March 18th 06 - 'Welcome to America' letter arrives

March 24th 06 - Green Card Arrives!

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No, he doesnt need to list every single time. If he just writes a quick note to say he has entered the US many time between the dates of ..... and ..... using the visa waiver programme, exact dates not known. That should be fine.

Thats the only thing I could do as well, I just answered to the best of my knowledge. Since I sent back packet 3 I found an old cancelled passport that proved my answers wrong anyway! Also another of the forms asked for countries visited in the last ten years and when. Thats not easy when you liv in Europe!

AOS/EAD/AP Filed:2006-09-23
AP Approved:2006-10-30
EAD Approved!:2006-11-02
AOS Approved!:2007-02-12


Remove Conditions filed:2008-11-13
Green Card Received:2009-01-30


N400 Filed:2013-01-25 (Phoenix)
Biometrics:2013-02-25 (Grand Rapids)
Interview:2013-05-07(Detroit)

Oath Ceremony:2013-05-24(Marquette)

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Filed: Country: Canada
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All you need to put down is something in the line of "Frequent Visits of less than X days duration" The consulate understands that Canadians take many short, frequent trips to the US.

The other tip I have is to use the forms that are given to you. Montreal is very picky that you use their forms.

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