Question about the Ds-160 (merged)

[eirinlinn 105]

I have been reviewing @greenbaum's link in the PDF of the tips and tricks from NOA2 to Embassy and in the example link of the DS-160  and I was scrolling through the sample and noticed the question: intended stay in the united states. 

This is kind of a tricky question, being that it is a nonimmigrant visa only valid for 90 days, but obviously we are intending on having him be here forever when we're married and adjusting status! There doesn't appear to be a way of saying ''permanently'' in this field. What would we put in this field? I want to be fully prepared to fill out this form so I'm trying to ask all my questions now

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Just now, eirinlinn said:

I have been reviewing @greenbaum's link in the PDF of the tips and tricks from NOA2 to Embassy and in the example link of the DS-160  and I was scrolling through the sample and noticed the question: intended stay in the united states. 

This is kind of a tricky question, being that it is a nonimmigrant visa only valid for 90 days, but obviously we are intending on having him be here forever when we're married and adjusting status! There doesn't appear to be a way of saying ''permanently'' in this field. What would we put in this field? I want to be fully prepared to fill out this form so I'm trying to ask all my questions now

Can you give the question number and the Part number to the question you are trying to answer?

[eirinlinn 105]

1 minute ago, Greenbaum said:

Can you give the question number and the Part number to the question you are trying to answer?

not sure about the question number but it is under the travel information I believe 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

2 minutes ago, eirinlinn said:

not sure about the question number but it is under the travel information I believe 

See if this helps. https://photos.state.gov/libraries/jamaica/231771/PDFs/DS-160 Instructions.pdf

[eirinlinn 105]

Just now, Greenbaum said:

See if this helps. https://photos.state.gov/libraries/jamaica/231771/PDFs/DS-160 Instructions.pdf

Thank you so much for all the resources!  I appreciate it. 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

1 minute ago, eirinlinn said:

Thank you so much for all the resources!  I appreciate it. 

If push comes to shove put N/A as it really doesn't pertain to K-1. Leaving it blank is an option. You can't fail at this so don't be to overly concerned.

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.

[eirinlinn 105]

And it asks relationship.. the options are spouse, friend, organization, u.s. petitioner, and other. We put u.s. petitioner because I'm not just his friend, I'm his fiance.. that sounds way too platonic. Is this going to be an issue? 

[Just Paul 4,595]

49 minutes ago, eirinlinn said:

And it asks relationship.. the options are spouse, friend, organization, u.s. petitioner, and other. We put u.s. petitioner because I'm not just his friend, I'm his fiance.. that sounds way too platonic. Is this going to be an issue? 

An I-129F was filed.  A DS-160 is used for multiple purposes.   US Petitioner is the only correct answer.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

1 hour ago, eirinlinn said:

And it asks relationship. the options are spouse, friend, organization, u.s. petitioner, and other. We put u.s. petitioner because I'm not just his friend, I'm his fiancé.. that sounds way too platonic. Is this going to be an issue? 

Let's put your mind to rest. You would have to be either trying a fast one (visa fraud) on the visa process or you're a criminal and those two will at this stage pretty much get you band. All other "things" considering will not. So, making a mistake and or being honest is not going to get you denied

[Ryan H 3,812]

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Edited October 10, 2020 by Ryan H