Change DS-160 after scheduling interview

[gear9]

Hi, I am on H-1B and I work remotely for my company from my home. I have booked an appointment at US Embassy in Toronto for visa stamping (this would be my second H-1B stamp).

I was reviewing my DS-160 application today and I realized that I have entered my company's HQ address under 'Primary Occupation' details.

My question is - do I need to fill out a new DS-160 and change this to my home address (which is also on my LCA)?

One other thing to mention is that the visa interview scheduling website is not letting me change the DS-160 number. What should I be doing in this case?

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

Edit: Under 'Temporary Work Visa Information' section, I have entered my home address as the address of my employment (which is correct).

Do addresses in both the sections need to match?

Edited February 28, 2020 by gear9

[gear9]

Found an answer in one of the posts on this forum, looks like I can put my employer / petitioner address in the first section. The address should match the one mentioned on I-129 (which in my case matches). Curios though, if others have different thoughts.

[gopalakrishnach]

Create a new DS 160 and submit it. Take your old DS 160 and new DS 160 confirmation pages and at finger print you can ask them to use new DS 160. They will scan new DS 160 bar code and it will get updated in your profile.

[User099]

Its better to update it if you know if you entered it wrong.

[gopalakrishnach]

If you did not submit it then just update it else

Create a new DS 160 and submit it. Take your old DS 160 and new DS 160 confirmation pages and at finger print you can ask them to use new DS 160. They will scan new DS 160 bar code and it will get updated in your profile.

[gear9]

Update: I emailed Toronto Consulate (canada_contactus@visaops.net), and they are kind enough to change the DS-160 confirmation number in the backend. I am filling out a new DS-160 and getting the confirmation number updated from them.

Thank you all for replying.

 

[gear9]

Another update: The Toronto Consulate folks finally changed the DS-160 confirmation number today. The whole process took 5 business days.

[gopalakrishnach]

Thanks for updates.