hi raj,
thanks a lot for your guidance
regarding your previous reply:
-- and I also realize that the residential countries usually doesn't give stamps...so that add a lot efforts to dig out past 10 years travel history for both myself and spouse.... really worry if missed anything..as sometimes travel got amended or cancelled....
This is why it is always best to keep a spreadsheet to track your international travel (and save boarding passes as well) .
Just look through your emails to see if you are able to find the itenenaries for all travel within the past 10 years. If you don't know the exact dates, write an approximate date and explain this in a LOE.
Questions about travel history:
1. do I also need to provide transit cities
This is not required AFAIK.
2. how about travel details in multiple countries in Europe? Like in Europe, there is only a stamp for the 1st country when getting in.... like I might entered a country with a stamp on my passport, and in a few hours, I travelled to next country....
Well, in the travel history section, try to provide as much detailed information as you can.
next Question:
1. How about dual residences? Or should I enter the major one?
Yeah, provide the address of your primary residence. I'm assuming you are asking this for your address history section.
thx
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