jeffreyhy

DS-230 Part II is not used for the K visas. As you will find out when your fiance get to adjustment of status, I-485 covers the same ground as DS-230-II.

Your fiance should send DS-2001 when he is ready to be interviewed.

Regards, JEff

fatbrit

See the greedy Dibs already make over a million quid a year pure profit off this scam.
http://www.acro.police.uk/uploadedFi...02011-2012.pdf

Would suggest anyone who's been screwed by this highway robbery to drop a line to their MP.

crissy33nicole

Do I have to send the police certificate in with my ds forms?? Or just bring it to medical/ interview?

Noorah101

Bring it to the interview. Same goes for the I-134.

Rene

crissy33nicole

Question about DS-156. Question asks 'have you ever violated the terms of US visa or been unlawfully present in, or deported from the US.'

My fiancé did over stay while visiting on visa waiver program but left after overstaying by about 2 months.. But was never deported. He hasn't been back for 3 years and hasn't been refused admission.

So do I put yes or no because it is kind of a tricky question.

Noorah101

I don't think "you" put anything...the DS-156 is to be filled out by the intending immigrant, which sounds like that would be your fiance, correct?

So "he" should answer the question honestly. Since he overstayed a VWP visit by 2 months, then for those 2 months he was unlawfully present in the USA. He can check "yes, see attached", and then write up a little statement about what happened and when.

Rene

crissy33nicole

Sorry yea I meant him. It doesn't say you can explain on separate piece of paper but should/ can I anyways? Thanks again!!

ian-mstm

It's your choice... you can if you want, but you don't have to. If you think it will help, it's probably a good idea.

Ian

Noorah101

Yes, with any forms, it's always possible to put "see attached", and then include a separate page, referencing that question number, and provide more information. In this case, I think it would help.

Rene

crissy33nicole

Alright thanks guys, I've done that. Do you think we will be denied because of that?!

Also it says to staple or glue photo to it, if I don't have staples or glue can I paper clip it? If no I can get stapler at work tomorrow.. Just wanted it sent off before work!

Noorah101

No.

Do not staple or glue any photos to anything. You can paper clip the photo to the application.

Rene

jeffreyhy

He should put the photo in a clear plastic 'baggie' or similar and use an appropriate size 'bull dog' clip to hold together the entire package that he will be submitting. Things tend to slip out of bent-wire paper clips and something as small as a passport photo could easily be lost if it slipps out.

Regards, JEff

crissy33nicole

Thanks so much everyone. Last question!! (For now)
my fiancé sent off all the stuff. But for 156k it asks for birth certificate and police form and all that stuff with it so we figured that you just take it with you to interview? Am I wrong? Or was he supposed to send off with it? Or are we supposed to send off copies of birth certificate etc? Please help! And thanks again!

Noorah101

You are correct, take those items to the interview.

Rene

crissy33nicole

Oh ok thank you! I was just looking at the DS-2001 form and it says to refer to 'instructions for immigrant visa applicants' to see what other forms need to be sent with it. But I can't find that at their site? I know I send another copy of DS-230 part one with it. Is that all? Besides the cover letter. Thanks rene!! I'd be clueless without ur help