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Retrieving a saved application is also easy. * A few things to look out for: Many questions may not apply to you, but you have to check the “Does Not Apply” box. If a question doesn’t have a “Does Not Apply” box and isn’t grayed out, you must answer it. It’s in your interest to include as much detail as you can. For example, including work and mobile numbers will help us get in touch with you before and after your interview if any questions arise. Be especially carefully to read and answer carefully the “Yes/No” questions near the end of the application. Intentionally misrepresenting material facts can subject you to a life-long ineligibility to receive a visa. * Before submitting your application you have an opportunity to correct any part of it. I suggest you look over all your answers carefully – you can’t make any changes once you submit the application. (If you do discover a mistake after submitting it, mention it when you come to the Embassy for your interview.) * As I said, once you submit your application you can’t change it. Note also on this page you must indicate if someone other than the applicant himself is completing the application. Inserting your passport number and pressing the button constitutes a legal electronic signature. Doing so certifies under penalties of perjury that all answers are correct to the best of your knowledge and belief, to the same extent as a physical signature on a paper form. * You only need to bring the printed confirmation page with you to the Embassy. Please make sure the printed copy is legible – especially the bar code. You can print the entire application for your own records if you wish. You can also e-mail the confirmation to someone. * If your photo did not meet the standards when you tried to upload it, this is what your confirmation page will look like. As I mentioned before, you will need to bring a photo with you to the interview. * A quick reminder: The DS-160 only replaces the old applicat