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Hello,

 

My fiancee has the interview in 2 weeks and we realized that we miss to list her travel to Chile in 2010 on the ds160. She stayed a year there and never received a temporal dni or RUT ( identification number). On https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Chile.html says that: "

  • Non-Chilean residents who have never obtained a Chilean RUT would not be able to obtain the certificado de antecedentes." 

 

Does this mean she doesn't need to present the police record from Chile on the interview?

 

Should I make a new ds160 or she can correct the error on the one that we already submitted?

 

Thanks

 
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