DS-156 question
Feb 22nd 2003, 8:25 am
#1
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DS-156 question
Hi,
I was planning to go to India and after a lot posts and advice from various
members (thanks a lot to the guys who responded, especially Ingo the great
!!!), I have decided not to go and get my visa stamped from St. Louis.
I had a question about the DS-156 form. The form asks if my visa application
was ever rejected.
When I came to the US in 97' on F1, my visa application was rejected the
first time at the Delhi consulate for lack of sufficient papers. Should I
give this info on the DS-156 ?
Tarun
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I was planning to go to India and after a lot posts and advice from various
members (thanks a lot to the guys who responded, especially Ingo the great
!!!), I have decided not to go and get my visa stamped from St. Louis.
I had a question about the DS-156 form. The form asks if my visa application
was ever rejected.
When I came to the US in 97' on F1, my visa application was rejected the
first time at the Delhi consulate for lack of sufficient papers. Should I
give this info on the DS-156 ?
Tarun
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Feb 22nd 2003, 8:04 pm
#2
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Re: DS-156 question
On Sat, 22 Feb 2003 21:25:59 +0000, artyjains wrote:
> Hi,
> I was planning to go to India and after a lot posts and advice from various
> members (thanks a lot to the guys who responded, especially Ingo the great
> !!!), I have decided not to go and get my visa stamped from St. Louis.
>
> I had a question about the DS-156 form. The form asks if my visa application
> was ever rejected.
>
> When I came to the US in 97' on F1, my visa application was rejected the
> first time at the Delhi consulate for lack of sufficient papers. Should I
> give this info on the DS-156 ?
Yes. Attach a paper with a short explanation (not more than one
paragraph). The most important information the officer will be looking for
is probably a sentence such as "application was resubmitted with more
documentation and approved" (of course, only if this is true).
> Hi,
> I was planning to go to India and after a lot posts and advice from various
> members (thanks a lot to the guys who responded, especially Ingo the great
> !!!), I have decided not to go and get my visa stamped from St. Louis.
>
> I had a question about the DS-156 form. The form asks if my visa application
> was ever rejected.
>
> When I came to the US in 97' on F1, my visa application was rejected the
> first time at the Delhi consulate for lack of sufficient papers. Should I
> give this info on the DS-156 ?
Yes. Attach a paper with a short explanation (not more than one
paragraph). The most important information the officer will be looking for
is probably a sentence such as "application was resubmitted with more
documentation and approved" (of course, only if this is true).
