DS230, pt1, Question22

[Knobby_Wheezer 0]

I filled out this form at least 7 times trying to make sure that I did everything right---asking questions here along the way, etc.

Yesterday, while on the 'phone with my boyfriend, I took the copy that I had faxed out of my file to read bits to him. While doing that, I discovered that I had left the very last line of Q22 blank. I have read elsewhere (posts by dave_ehssa, actually) that ALL the blanks have to have something in them even if the something says nothing (ie: None, N/A, unknown and junk like that).

I have redone the flippin' thing yet again. I find it exceedingly difficult to produce my own signature properly when stressed. So I practiced several times (again---just like the first 6 or 7 times) and made a pretty good one. But, I am hesitating about whether to fax it or not on Monday. I have changed the cover page to say

DS-230, pt1

with "attachments"

VACxxxxxxxxxx

Name (P): xxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx xxxxxx

(Amended to have an answer on the very last blank of Question 22. Previous transmission: 2007-03-15.)

My boyfriend said that they probably wouldn't stop the process and make me do it again because I didn't fill in a blank that would say Unknown anyway. I told him about all the people here who have dotted all their i's, crossed all their t's and jumped however high specified in quadruplicate---and still been told, No.

Should I fax the amended copy on Monday or not? If I do, should I fax the whole thing again or just the corrected page? (My fax is 7 pages long: Cover page, DS-230 pt 1, 4 "attachments" for places lived, places worked, schools attended and visit to USA.) It's no skin off my teeth to resend the entire doc---just anything, really, to avoid "No."

My boyfriend says that I worry too much. Do I?

Please advise.

[Lance27 21]

My Advice would be to call Vancouver and tell them about it and they can better advise you if you need to send in a new one. I forgot to sign my papers I sent in, I sometimes wonder how I could have missed such important things. Clumsy me. Anyways I called the consulate to ask if i need to re-do the papers and send in new ones and they said not to worry about it and they will review it and have me sign when I come in for the interview.

Lance

I filled out this form at least 7 times trying to make sure that I did everything right---asking questions here along the way, etc.

Yesterday, while on the 'phone with my boyfriend, I took the copy that I had faxed out of my file to read bits to him. While doing that, I discovered that I had left the very last line of Q22 blank. I have read elsewhere (posts by dave_ehssa, actually) that ALL the blanks have to have something in them even if the something says nothing (ie: None, N/A, unknown and junk like that).

I have redone the flippin' thing yet again. I find it exceedingly difficult to produce my own signature properly when stressed. So I practiced several times (again---just like the first 6 or 7 times) and made a pretty good one. But, I am hesitating about whether to fax it or not on Monday. I have changed the cover page to say

DS-230, pt1

with "attachments"

VACxxxxxxxxxx

Name (P): xxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx xxxxxx

(Amended to have an answer on the very last blank of Question 22. Previous transmission: 2007-03-15.)

My boyfriend said that they probably wouldn't stop the process and make me do it again because I didn't fill in a blank that would say Unknown anyway. I told him about all the people here who have dotted all their i's, crossed all their t's and jumped however high specified in quadruplicate---and still been told, No.

Should I fax the amended copy on Monday or not? If I do, should I fax the whole thing again or just the corrected page? (My fax is 7 pages long: Cover page, DS-230 pt 1, 4 "attachments" for places lived, places worked, schools attended and visit to USA.) It's no skin off my teeth to resend the entire doc---just anything, really, to avoid "No."

My boyfriend says that I worry too much. Do I?

Please advise.

[Knobby_Wheezer 0]

Thanks for the advice. I have better luck emailing them. That's what I done did. Will get their response some time after work on Monday (no access to email at work).