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Previous permanent residency - DS-160

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Hi all, I am a K1 applicant filling out DS-160. I used to be a permanent resident of a country however after I left and was out of the country for a number of days I lost this. 
 

I understand the question relating to whether I am CURRENTLY a permanent resident of another country should be answered NO, is this correct? I am

worried because the perm residency stamp in my passport has no expiration date and I do not want them to think I am not telling the truth.

 

Im obviously listing the country in the section about living in another place for more than 6 months. 
 

any ideas on how to go about this?

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