DS-160 - Do you have any immediate relatives, not including parents, in the United States?

[randrb 17]

Hi,

My fiance and I are currently filling out the DS-160 and the question: "Do you have any immediate relatives, not including parents, in the United States?" is asked.

I (the Petitioner), am currently in Morocco (on a tourist visa) for the past year, living with my fiance and his family. So technically my country of residence is the US, but I am in Morocco. Sooooo, how do we answer this question? I am assuming I would put down 'Yes' and list myself? Although, the wording of the question is 'do you have any relatives IN the US' and technically I'm not IN the US....

HelP!

[gregcrs2 1,778]

You are not a relative until you are married.

[randrb 17]

But it specifically says it could be a sibling, fiance, husband/wife, or children

[LionessDeon 2,060]

The DS160 questions are directed towards the beneficiary not the petitioner.

The petitioners part was the I-129f. After NOA2 the rest references the beneficiary.

Yes you would list yourself as living in USA. Your on a tourist visa visiting. You are not a permanent resident.

Edited October 8, 2016 by LionessDeon

[randrb 17]

The DS160 questions are directed towards the beneficiary not the petitioner.

The petitioners part was the I-129f. After NOA2 the rest references the beneficiary.

Yes you would list yourself as living in USA. Your on a tourist visa visiting. You are not a permanent resident.

Thanks! That's what I thought, but the language is slightly vague