Department of State Implements New DS-160 Form
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Verma Law Firm
The new DS-160 Form unequivocally clarifies that the applicant, and no one else, must electronically sign and submit the DS-160 form. The new form advises applicants to “be aware that under U.S. law you must electronically sign and submit your own application unless you qualify for an exception. This means that you (the applicant) must check the ‘Sign Application’ button, even if someone else helped you fill the application out.” Further, the DOS states that “[i]f someone else clicks the button instead of you, your application may not be accepted.”
In addition to the above-mentioned change, the DOS has added six new questions relating to possible grounds of inadmissibility
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