Discussion: Do they still ask you if you were a Nazi war criminal?
in: Craney; Craney > 2014-05-10
May 11, 2014 2:18 AM
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I've long been amused by some of the questions they ask on US immigration forms (and wonder if anyone ever ticks "yes" to questions along the lines of "have you been involved in any acts of genocide?".
My first US visa application was easier than most, though (in those days you needed a visa to enter as a tourist) - it was at the end of Year 12 and the person processing the application turned out to be the mother of one of my school friends (at the time my school had quite a few US Embassy families). My "intended address in the US" was their place in Washington DC.
My first US visa application was easier than most, though (in those days you needed a visa to enter as a tourist) - it was at the end of Year 12 and the person processing the application turned out to be the mother of one of my school friends (at the time my school had quite a few US Embassy families). My "intended address in the US" was their place in Washington DC.
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