I recently renewed my passport. My I-526 application had the information from my old passport on it. I am about to file a DS-260 and schedule a consular appointment. What should I do about the inconsistency of passport information on the I-526 and the DS-260?
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A Olusanjo Omoniyi
Immigration attorneysTo make sure all the information is correct and consistent, include in the DS-260 application all information in the expired passport. A copy of the expired may be made and submitted as part of the DS-260 as well.

Ed Beshara
Immigration attorneysYou will be fine. Remember to include the new passport information.

Salvatore Picataggio
Immigration attorneysWait for the new passport before filing the DS-260. Submit copies of both with the supporting documents and have both with you at the interview. It is common for new passports to be obtained throughout the process.

Belma Demirovic Chinchoy
Immigration attorneysUse the current passport on DS-260. Bring a copy of old passport to the interview.


Lynne Feldman
Immigration attorneysJust make sure you have the new passport for the interview. NVC may request this as well before even scheduling you for the interview.


BoBi Ahn
Immigration attorneysThat is not an issue. It is considered an updated information (not inconsistency). You can address that if questioned at the interview.

Hassan Elkhalil
Immigration attorneysTake the old passport with the new passport with you. If that is not possible, take a photo of the old passport with you.
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