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Thank youIn this case both. You will also need to submit a letter of explanation as to why you will be using a different passport than the one you applied with, as per the DV instructions.
Thank youIn this case both. You will also need to submit a letter of explanation as to why you will be using a different passport than the one you applied with, as per the DV instructions.
Both, with an explanation of why you have a new one. (Yes, even if it seems obvious to you, they require an explanation of the passport is not the one you entered with)Also DV 2021 I applied with the passport which got expired on Jan 2021, now I got a new passport, shall I submit my new passport copy to KCC or the old one ? Thanks
You understand I presume from reading earlier posts that it takes a while for KCC to process the DS260, then they request documents from you, and then they take some time to process those documents, and that they will not schedule you for an interview until all that is done? And that scheduling takes place around 6 weeks before the interview month? So an understanding that this entire process may take a few months in itself, is something you can work with when deciding when to send in your DS260.MY case number is AS21XXX . When you advise to submit my ds260 form.? Should I submit now or wait for next visa bulletin since numbers are progressing slowly.
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I have similar situation like yours.I think I'm screwed...I couldn't get my police certificate.
Currently I live in Japan but I lived in NZ from the age of 18 to 20 so that I applied NZ police my documents however they don't seem to have an intention of sending them here.
KCC told me to provide a scanned copy of the receipt showing I have applied for the document in my case but I think it's unlikely as the police is closed during periods of lockdown in Auckland city.
Is there anyone who is in similar situation like mine?
Did you investigate paying an agency in SA to get it for you as was previously suggested?I have similar situation like yours.
I applied for Police Clearance Certificate at South African Embassy last October.
Until now, they still haven't recieved back the certificate due to "current pandemic situation".
I wrote a formal letter to KCC explaining my situation and attached a receipt of my application.
Still no response though.
I think it's not the best idea to hold off on your document submission in the current scenario, it may cost you to get an appointment date later. Keep in mind that nowadays document confirmation takes time usually more than 2 months. I got mine after more than 4 months of document submission. And also if you got more documents to sent it may take more time.CN5K here. I have submitted DS260 in September last year but I am holding off my document submission as I would not be able to attend interview until the coming summer holiday.
According to the HK consulate webpage, they are not processing any DV cases yet.
I actually found a couple of them and asked for quotes. Will start the process this week.Did you investigate paying an agency in SA to get it for you as was previously suggested?
AgreeI think it's not the best idea to hold off on your document submission in the current scenario, it may cost you to get an appointment date later. Keep in mind that nowadays document confirmation takes time usually more than 2 months. I got mine after more than 4 months of document submission. And also if you got more documents to sent it may take more time.
It depends what you’re changing. If you’re just changing your US mailing address, I doubt it would cause noticeable delays. Changing information that requires more processing (e.g. changing passports or past travel info to the US) may cause some delay.Will requesting KCC to unlock DS260 cause delays to my case?
the catch-22 (which isn’t really one) is that if it is major enough to require a delay it definitely needs to be done at this stage so that it’s sorted out before interview. You never want to be put on AP anyway, but this year may be a particularly tricky year to go on AP.It depends what you’re changing. If you’re just changing your US mailing address, I doubt it would cause noticeable delays. Changing information that requires more processing (e.g. changing passports or past travel info to the US) may cause some delay.
If it’s something as minor as the mailing address, I’d just change that at the interview at this point. I’d imagine KCC is overwhelmed with many cases.
You’re overthinking it. List the actual addresses you rented at.No one at the US embassy cares if it is on your ID or not. They do care that you are honest in your answers.Help!I am stuck in filling ds260 information on work experience.I qualify for lottery on high school diploma,but i need to enter my history where i worked.Problem is that in last 15 years i am living in capital city of Serbia Belgrade and all this time i am renting flats.In ds260 i have entered address of my hometown.That address is in my passport and in my ID.But every place i worked is in Belgrade,not in my hometown.Will that be a problem on interview,because Belgrade is from my hometown 100 km away?Will they ask me,you lived 100 km away and traveled every day to work in Belgrade all this 15 years?Problem is that renting flats in Serbia is not regulated,so when you rent you just give rent to owner and that is all,for the system you live on your address on ID.No owner will give his address to you so you can put that address in new ID,so all this time i changed more than 10 locations but my address remained the same in ID all this time.If i enter address in Belgrade where i rented apartment i don t exist in system on that address,only on my address onID in my hometown.Can that disqualify me?
The address on your passport or ID are irrelevant to the DS260 form. List the address of places you’ve actually lived in.Help!I am stuck in filling ds260 information on work experience.I qualify for lottery on high school diploma,but i need to enter my history where i worked.Problem is that in last 15 years i am living in capital city of Serbia Belgrade and all this time i am renting flats.In ds260 i have entered address of my hometown.That address is in my passport and in my ID.But every place i worked is in Belgrade,not in my hometown.Will that be a problem on interview,because Belgrade is from my hometown 100 km away?Will they ask me,you lived 100 km away and traveled every day to work in Belgrade all this 15 years?Problem is that renting flats in Serbia is not regulated,so when you rent you just give rent to owner and that is all,for the system you live on your address on ID.No owner will give his address to you so you can put that address in new ID,so all this time i changed more than 10 locations but my address remained the same in ID all this time.If i enter address in Belgrade where i rented apartment i don t exist in system on that address,only on my address onID in my hometown.Can that disqualify me?
The only problem is that it does not exist in the system that i rented appartment on those addresses.The owner of apartment in Serbia only give me the key and that is all.He does not go to the police to say "Hey i have renter on my address i want police/municipality to have him registered in the archives that he lived on my address".That regular system does not exist in Serbia,so if i enter all addresses where i lived the embassy cannot check those addresses because the owners of the apartments did not registered me to the police/municipality that i lived there,that is the problem.If i enter that data i can be disqualified because embassy cannot check those addresses,that is the problem.The only address which serbian system can recognize is my address in my hometown.Thanks for the replies.The address on your passport or ID are irrelevant to the DS260 form. List the address of places you’ve actually lived in.
Where on earth did you get the warped information that you will be disqualified if the embassy is indeed unable to verify you lived in those places in Serbia? So you will lie on the DS260 by stating you lived in your home town all those years when you were physically present/living in other cities? We’ve already told you to go ahead and list the correct address of the different places you did live at, but go ahead as you wish.The only problem is that it does not exist in the system that i rented appartment on those addresses.The owner of apartment in Serbia only give me the key and that is all.He does not go to the police to say "Hey i have renter on my address i want police/municipality to have him registered in the archives that he lived on my address".That regular system does not exist in Serbia,so if i enter all addresses where i lived the embassy cannot check those addresses because the owners of the apartments did not registered me to the police/municipality that i lived there,that is the problem.If i enter that data i can be disqualified because embassy cannot check those addresses,that is the problem.The only address which serbian system can recognize is my address in my hometown.Thanks for the replies.
Who told you the embassy disqualifies you if they cannot find you at every past address you listed? You think they even try to do that? What do you suppose they do for people whose landlords have moved on, or when buildings have been demolished to build a mall,or whatever? You really are getting some odd information somewhere. What do you suppose they do in countries where there is barely even a formal address system in some towns much less formal landlord relationships? Or countries that don’t require you to have some sort of official address on your ID at all times? I don’t know what “regular system” you are talking about where landlords register people at the police or municipality but it doesn’t exist anywhere I ever lived, including the US.The only problem is that it does not exist in the system that i rented appartment on those addresses.The owner of apartment in Serbia only give me the key and that is all.He does not go to the police to say "Hey i have renter on my address i want police/municipality to have him registered in the archives that he lived on my address".That regular system does not exist in Serbia,so if i enter all addresses where i lived the embassy cannot check those addresses because the owners of the apartments did not registered me to the police/municipality that i lived there,that is the problem.If i enter that data i can be disqualified because embassy cannot check those addresses,that is the problem.The only address which serbian system can recognize is my address in my hometown.Thanks for the replies.