oops DS 156

[Lona.C. 16]

good morning everyone

am not sure but I think I did a lil mistake on DS 156

it asks if you have ever been issued a U.S. visa...when, where and what type...

it gave the options B2 ( tourist/pleasure) wich i put and gave location as la colle at the quebec border

I already send it to the consulate wich the checklist ( wich they wont look at for probly another week , as they say they dont open new mail till 2-3 weeks after delivery )

now my question is , is the B2 option the same visa as the I 94W?

cause thats the only visa I had in the past wich is good for 90 days .

if not, would it be recomanded to correct it and print another to bring to the interview ?

any help is apriciated thank you Lona

[YuAndDan 153]

B2 is an actual stamp issued by the consulate and is placed in the passport, it is different than the visa waiver.

I would have a extra DS-156 made out ab brought to the interview just in case, but I suspect it will be a non issue.

[Lona.C. 16]

B2 is an actual stamp issued by the consulate and is placed in the passport, it is different than the visa waiver.

I would have a extra DS-156 made out ab brought to the interview just in case, but I suspect it will be a non issue.

tahnk you for the reply , I hope they wont make an issue off it , but will take your advice ,

correct it ,print and bring another just in case ,( good thing i looked and compared with the sample thats posted here ) thank you again Lona

[Yodrak 7]

LonaD,

Location where? Visas are issued at consular posts, not border points.

As YuAndDan point out, I-94W is not a visa it is a record of entry into and departure from the USA for people who are using the Visa Waiver Program (which does not apply to Canadians, if that's what you are).

Yodrak

good morning everyone

am not sure but I think I did a lil mistake on DS 156

it asks if you have ever been issued a U.S. visa...when, where and what type...

it gave the options B2 ( tourist/pleasure) wich i put and gave location as la colle at the quebec border

I already send it to the consulate wich the checklist ( wich they wont look at for probly another week , as they say they dont open new mail till 2-3 weeks after delivery )

now my question is , is the B2 option the same visa as the I 94W?

cause thats the only visa I had in the past wich is good for 90 days .

if not, would it be recomanded to correct it and print another to bring to the interview ?

any help is apriciated thank you Lona

[Lona.C. 16]

LonaD,

Location where? Visas are issued at consular posts, not border points.

As YuAndDan point out, I-94W is not a visa it is a record of entry into and departure from the USA for people who are using the Visa Waiver Program (which does not apply to Canadians, if that's what you are).

Yodrak

good morning everyone

am not sure but I think I did a lil mistake on DS 156

it asks if you have ever been issued a U.S. visa...when, where and what type...

it gave the options B2 ( tourist/pleasure) wich i put and gave location as la colle at the quebec border

I already send it to the consulate wich the checklist ( wich they wont look at for probly another week , as they say they dont open new mail till 2-3 weeks after delivery )

now my question is , is the B2 option the same visa as the I 94W?

cause thats the only visa I had in the past wich is good for 90 days .

if not, would it be recomanded to correct it and print another to bring to the interview ?

any help is apriciated thank you Lona

well thank you so much for the reply ,

I always thought I 94W was a visa too , since the borderguards calld it visa when i renew it

but good to know its not thank you for the reply

( am permanent resident of canada not canadian citizen , my citizenship is german , been LPR in canada since 17 years )

Lona

[Yodrak 7]

Lona,

Thanks for the information - it explains why you mentioned the I-94W in connection with Canada. I was a bit puzzled, which is why I parenthetically questioned whether you were a Canadian.

Yodrak

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( am permanent resident of canada not canadian citizen , my citizenship is german , been LPR in canada since 17 years )

Lona

[Lona.C. 16]

Lona,

Thanks for the information - it explains why you mentioned the I-94W in connection with Canada. I was a bit puzzled, which is why I parenthetically questioned whether you were a Canadian.

Yodrak

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( am permanent resident of canada not canadian citizen , my citizenship is german , been LPR in canada since 17 years )

Lona

your welcome ; I have been reading this great forum since march and you guys helped me tremedous in my process when you guys give advice its right on the dote

and belive me I been taking ever advice I could ,

I think you guys go all out to help others wich is amazing and am very thankful for the all the help I goten and will get trough this process ,

so its only fair to be clear with my status in order to expect real help ,

again thanks for everything this site is a lifesaver , keep up the great job Lona