DS-160

[Chrinikki 6]

Quick question in regards to filling out the ds-160.

 

When filling out the previous travel information it asks you if you have ever traveled to the United States (which i have to stay with my fiancé). Now the next question asks "Have you ever been issued a U.S Visa"

 

Now looking at my recent 1-94 it states (Class Of Submission: B2) is the B2 classified as a "U.S Visa"?

I'm not sure if aim suppose to select yes or no here since I've only ever gone down there to see my fiancé and it was always as a "Tourist" when entering the United states.

 

Thanks

Edited January 21, 2022 by Chrinikki

[Rocio0010 5,633]

6 minutes ago, Chrinikki said:

I'm not sure if aim suppose to select yes or no here since I've only ever gone down there to see my fiancé and it was always as a "Tourist" when entering the United states.

A B1/B2 is a tourist visa. So the answer is "yes"

[JeanneAdil 6,638]

B2 is a tourist visa

[Chrinikki 6]

Ok thank you so much

[Mike E 11,742]

1 hour ago, Chrinikki said:

Quick question in regards to filling out the ds-160.

 

When filling out the previous travel information it asks you if you have ever traveled to the United States (which i have to stay with my fiancé). Now the next question asks "Have you ever been issued a U.S Visa"

 

Now looking at my recent 1-94 it states (Class Of Submission: B2) is the B2 classified as a "U.S Visa"?

I'm not sure if aim suppose to select yes or no here since I've only ever gone down there to see my fiancé and it was always as a "Tourist" when entering the United states.

 

Thanks

As you are apparently a Canadian citizen the answer is almost surely “no” as Canadians are visa exempt 

 

B-2 class of admission doesn’t imply B-2 visa. 
 

Being a Canadian myself, out of thousands of Canadians I’ve met, only one ever had an actual B-1/B-2 visa.  

Edited January 21, 2022 by Mike E

[Chancy 6,243]

1 hour ago, Chrinikki said:

Now the next question asks "Have you ever been issued a U.S Visa"

 

If you have never applied for a B2 visa and just presented your Canadian passport to enter the US, then your answer should be "No".  Canadian passport holders normally do not require a US tourist visa to be able to visit the US, although they are admitted on B2 status.  Admission status is not the same as visa.

 

[Chrinikki 6]

On 1/21/2022 at 3:46 PM, Chancy said:

 

If you have never applied for a B2 visa and just presented your Canadian passport to enter the US, then your answer should be "No".  Canadian passport holders normally do not require a US tourist visa to be able to visit the US, although they are admitted on B2 status.  Admission status is not the same as visa.

 

Even if my stay was for 4 months?

 

I think the reason they submitted me on the B2 is because i usually stay down in the U.S with her for 4 months a year. But they never said anything about it to me about a visa when entering.

Edited January 23, 2022 by Chrinikki

[Mike E 11,742]

31 minutes ago, Chrinikki said:

Even if my stay was for 4 months?

yes 

 

31 minutes ago, Chrinikki said:

 

I think the reason they submitted me on the B2 is because i usually stay down in the U.S with her for 4 months a year. But they never said anything about it to me about a visa when entering.

Did you file DS-160? Did you have a B-2 interview at a USA consulate? Did you give your passport to a USA consulate? Did you get a visa affixed to a blank page?

 

I’m sure all these answers are no. 
 

So your answer is still no.  
 

If you answer yes, prepare for an RFE to produce something that doesn’t exist.  

[Chrinikki 6]

Just now, Mike E said:

yes 

 

Did you file DS-160? Did you have a B-2 interview at a USA consulate? Did you give your passport to a USA consulate? Did you get a visa affixed to a blank page?

 

I’m sure all these answers are no. 
 

So your answer is still no.  
 

If you answer yes, prepare for an RFE to produce something that doesn’t exist.  

 Yea definitely no to all of those. Thanks for clearing it up  much appreciated.