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That is really weird, isn't it?
My parents just came from their U.S. visa interview. I made sure to guide them through the entire process, so everything was at hand – until they came out of the embassy this morning. They came back with the DS-160 confirmation page, the 2″ × 2″ picture they submitted *and* the Citibank receipt for the $140 fee they paid.
That is really awkward, isn't it? Last time I was in touch with the visa application process, I submitted the (then) DS-156 form with a picture and the receipt issued by Citibank. But the embassy kept all of them, so all I went home with was the post service receipt for the $25 delivery charge (the one I paid to get the passport delivered at my home address).
What's that about? Do U.S. embassies now store everything electronically? Don't they keep the picture for their records?!
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- MeLv 49 years agoFavorite Answer
That is a bit weird. Maybe they changed their policy and have some sort of paperwork reduction program. I noticed that on my parents' visa, they don't have their picture on it any more, just a stamp. This is on the passport. But I thought the embassy would have kept the picture on file to see who it was they issued the visa to. Maybe they just used a checklist like auditors who don't keep any audit evidence after they examine the documents. They just have to document in their file that they saw the pictures and the receipt showing the fee was paid or something.
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