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1. I read someone say we should write our CNs on every form in case they get lost.. Hmm, I will leave it clean then (besides the signature). 2. I believe this is the DSP-122 you are talking about. In that case, yes. It has my CN as an answer, whereas DS-230 does not include a CN. I guess...

Well, I am not rushing, actually waiting for Monday for decent photos anyway. But the sooner the better, you know. I am applying from Europe :) Since my next step is mailing the letter, I suppose you could give us, rookies, tips on how to do that? I mean the whole "enclosed self-adhesive...

Thank you Momo1980 :) Okay, I think I am done, ready to send the papers. Just one last thing. You mentioned that "...driving fines can be major or no big deal." I have 3 fines ($30, $30, and $50). If I answered "Yes" to Questions 41-43, I would automatically draw unnecessary attention, and it...

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My main concern is when to write in "N/A". I am really confused and do not want to mess this up, so I am asking for your help, since many of you have already gone through this. 2. Other Names Used or Aliases (If married woman, give maiden name) and 3. Full Name in Native Alphabet (If Roman...

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I think to avoid confusion I should leave a blank space, otherwise they might think I am John N/A Doe or smth. I have a few more questions if anyone wants to help me.. 4. Name of the U.S. Consular Office where you would like to process your application Did you simply write "United...

If I do not have a middle name, should I leave it 1) *blank*, 2) write in "N/A", 3) or write in a "-" ? Since N/A stands for not applicable, it makes no sense to use it in the middle name section - it is not that my name is not applicable or inappropriate, it is just that I do not own one...