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- Tue Aug 09, 2011 10:08 pm
- Forum: New to CHL?
- Topic: Application protocol
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Re: Application protocol
Well, I followed advice and called DPS/CHL. After waiting three different times for more than 30 minutes, they finally answered. They agreed that my situation would not fit the online form. The solution was for me to send an addendum letter with the remainder of my application, explaining the residences and employment that the form would not accept.
- Fri Jul 22, 2011 12:14 pm
- Forum: New to CHL?
- Topic: Application protocol
- Replies: 5
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Application protocol
Problem: History does not fit the form.
Under residence history, the requirement is to list all residences and dates without gaps. I have had a permanent address at the same location in Texas since May of 2005. However, during that time, I spent about 2 years in Hong Kong in a temporary position. After repatriating to the USA, we traveled through 45 of the 48 states and parts of Canada as full timing RVers. We stopped off for 18 months on a temporary position In Washington state. We are currently parked at that permanent address in central Texas. I have no records of all the places and RV parks where we stayed across the beautiful country for a day or two, a week, a month, etc. Full disclosure is a convoluted quagmire. Help with this quandary would be appreciated.
Under residence history, the requirement is to list all residences and dates without gaps. I have had a permanent address at the same location in Texas since May of 2005. However, during that time, I spent about 2 years in Hong Kong in a temporary position. After repatriating to the USA, we traveled through 45 of the 48 states and parts of Canada as full timing RVers. We stopped off for 18 months on a temporary position In Washington state. We are currently parked at that permanent address in central Texas. I have no records of all the places and RV parks where we stayed across the beautiful country for a day or two, a week, a month, etc. Full disclosure is a convoluted quagmire. Help with this quandary would be appreciated.