DS230 Q 21

[dimp_123 0]

Packet 4 included a blank DS230. Which we have already filled out and sent to NVC in Sept before case got completed and transfered. Thnking about that I thought I'll resubmit a copy of DS230 that was previously prepared but at that time for Question 21 A/B we put "N/A" as I (petitioner) was not going to India.

However I have now made plans to be with my husband (beneficiary) till interview is completed and we will travel back together.

As far as Questions 21 A/B goes, do we need to prepare a new one and indicate that I will be traveling back along?

Or is it okay to submit the previously prepared and not to mention I'll be along?

[seattleguy 0]

Packet 4 included a blank DS230. Which we have already filled out and sent to NVC in Sept before case got completed and transfered. Thnking about that I thought I'll resubmit a copy of DS230 that was previously prepared but at that time for Question 21 A/B we put "N/A" as I (petitioner) was not going to India.

However I have now made plans to be with my husband (beneficiary) till interview is completed and we will travel back together.

As far as Questions 21 A/B goes, do we need to prepare a new one and indicate that I will be traveling back along?

Or is it okay to submit the previously prepared and not to mention I'll be along?

No. You don't have to put your name. I was thinking about the same thing and I asked about this to customer service person. she said I(USC) don't have to put my name there even if I go to India and come back with my spouse. You can call the customer service and ask. Let see what they have to say to you.

[dimp_123 0]

which customer service rep center did u speak to? so tell me if i'm understanding you correctly, that it doesnt' matter if we travel back together without letting them know on question21?

[pushbrk 13,250]

which customer service rep center did u speak to? so tell me if i'm understanding you correctly, that it doesnt' matter if we travel back together without letting them know on question21?

It doesn't matter. They are asking about people immigrating. The DS 230 is used in cases where both spouses are immigrating too.

[seattleguy 0]

pushbrk is correct. They are asking about people immigrating. For example, the USC is sponsoring his mother. In this case, she (the mother) might bring her husband with her.

I talked with the Natioanl Visa Center customer service people. I guess you know the number.

It's 603-334-0700 you can choose the option 1 and then 5 to talk to them. I think they are open from 8 to 12 midnight. It is easier to reach them early morning 8 - 8:30 or 11:30 to 12.

Good luck in your journey.

[Mariya 0]

Hmmm. I have a baby (11 months) who will move with me to US but he is a US citizen. And I was advised to indicate him in my DS-230 (Q 21) notwithstanding the fact that he is a US citizen. Do you think it is correct?

[RandyandRina 2]

Hmmm. I have a baby (11 months) who will move with me to US but he is a US citizen. And I was advised to indicate him in my DS-230 (Q 21) notwithstanding the fact that he is a US citizen. Do you think it is correct?

No you do not need to put your USC baby. Same response from pushbrk, this refers only to the person(s) immigrating.

[dimp_123 0]

okay so question 21 A/B is only for the immigrating along with the beneficiary, and NOT THE USC.....

thats good, now i don't have to worry about filling out another ds230.

thanks for all the feedback...

[Jigi 0]

hi

You got it right Dimp... its not for you.. its only for the immigrating people

Jigi