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Hi,

So we just got our NOA2 yesterday, so I know this is very early to do it but... I just got home from work and had nothing else to do, and this way I can save it, ready to go the second the embassy gets my case!

Anyway, I have a DS-160-related question.. so I am originally from Belgium, lived there until I was 17, then I moved to the UK and have been residing there ever since. At the very beginning of the DS-160, this has already been established (in that it asks if I am a permanent resident of a country other than that I was born in).

In the section about work/education/training it asks 'Have you resided in any country/region for six months or longer since you attained 16 years of age?' - should I put yes or no, since I've lived anywhere else other than the two countries that have already been listed on this form?

Also, total side note, but apart from this question, the DS-160 is ridiculously easy to fill and it's taken me about 10 minutes max. I was led to believe it'd be a monster, I am relieved it's actually quite straight forward! It's just the wording of this particular question that's making me overthink!

Thank you

K1

I-129F sent : 2016-03-04

Interview approved: 2016-07-26

POE NY JFK: 2016-08-19

Wedding (NYC city hall): 2016-08-26

AOS + EAD + AP

Application sent: 2016-08-26

Application delivered: 2016-08-29

NOA texts/emails: 2016-09-05

NOA hardcopies: 2016-09-14

Biometrics appointment: 2016-10-07

EAD expedite request: 2016-10-13

EAD approved: 2016-10-20

AP approved: 2016-10-20

AOS approved: 2017-03-23

USPS lost greencard: 2017-04-01

i90 e-filed: 2017-04-16

 

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Hi,

I would personally add it and say yes just to be safe as u did receive education in Belgium up to age 17.

So would you put yes and then UK, or list both? The wording of that question is ridiculously confusing

K1

I-129F sent : 2016-03-04

Interview approved: 2016-07-26

POE NY JFK: 2016-08-19

Wedding (NYC city hall): 2016-08-26

AOS + EAD + AP

Application sent: 2016-08-26

Application delivered: 2016-08-29

NOA texts/emails: 2016-09-05

NOA hardcopies: 2016-09-14

Biometrics appointment: 2016-10-07

EAD expedite request: 2016-10-13

EAD approved: 2016-10-20

AP approved: 2016-10-20

AOS approved: 2017-03-23

USPS lost greencard: 2017-04-01

i90 e-filed: 2017-04-16

 

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I would put yes and list both, so list UK first as it's the present employer and I would list Belgium and list down the school for the previous section (especially if it was within the last 5 years). My fiance and I were trying to fill it out yesterday and I so feel you! It is confusing! We also have a similar situation, he was in Canada but moved to UAE. We figured by listing both it will match the background search information they'll have and the police clearances we will obtain :)

Hope this is of some help but I'm also making educated guesses lol so hopefully some of the veterans that have done it will hop on and provide more clarity :)

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You would list yes and say U.K.

As the U.K is the place you have lived in since you were 17 and i'm guessing you finished your education there and hold a job there.


K1-K2 VISA
FEBRUARY 2015 APPLIED FOR I-129F K1-K2
RECIEVED NOA1
AUGUST 2015 RECIEVED NOA2
SEPTEMBER 2015 SENT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE
RECIEVED SYDNEY CASE NUMBER
CASE SENT TO THE SYDNEY EMBASSY
SEPTEMBER 2015 COMPLETED DS-160 K1-K2
OCTOBER 2015 MEDICAL COMPLETED
INTERVIEW - APPROVED
VISA ISSUED

DECEMBER 2015 ARRIVED INTO THE USA POA DALLAS TX 26TH DECEMBER
JANUARY 2016 MARRIED 29TH JANUARY
FEBRUARY 2016 SSN CARD RECIEVED

ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS
MARCH 2016 SENT AOS PACKAGE K1-K2 21ST MARCH                                                       JUNE 2016 RECIEVED GREEN CARD K1-K2 11TH JUNE
ARRIVED AT THE CHICAGO LOCKBAG FACILITY 23RD MARCH

APRIL 2016 RECIEVED NOA 1 FOR AOS/EAD/AP 5TH APRIL
RECIEVED BIOMETRICS APPOINTMENTS 30TH APRIL
MAY 2016 BIOMETRICS TAKEN 10TH MAY

AP/EAD APPROVED K1 13TH MAY

COMBO CARD ARRIVED 21ST MAY

JUNE 2016 APPROVED AOS (NO INTERVIEW) K1-K2 3RD JUNE

 

 

 











 

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