Visitation Application Checklist for Suwannee CI: What to Complete Before You Send the DC6-111A

Topline Checklist

• ✓ Fill in every item on the DC6-111A - don’t leave blanks.
• ✓ If something doesn’t apply to you, write “NA” (not applicable) instead of leaving it empty.
• ✓ Sign the form in the space provided.
• ✓ Submit only one DC6-111A per person.

The DC6-111A is strict about blanks. Leave any item empty and your application can be denied. Treat every line like it requires an answer. If a question truly doesn't apply, write "NA" so it's clear you didn't skip it.

• ✓ Scan both parts of the DC6-111A and make sure every item has something written in it.
• ✓ For any question that doesn’t apply, write “NA” (not applicable) - don’t leave it empty.
• ✓ Do a final “blank check” after you’ve filled it out: look for any missed lines, boxes, or questions.

Two easy mistakes can stop your application cold. First, sign the form in the space provided - unsigned forms won't be processed. Second, submit only one application per person. Duplicates don't help and can actually slow things down. Take an extra minute to confirm your first submission is complete before mailing it.

Stuck on a question? Don't guess, and don't leave it blank. The form's instructions say to write "NA" when an item doesn't apply. This one habit prevents a lot of avoidable denials.

Run out of room? Continue on an attached sheet - that way you can give a complete answer without cramming in unreadable handwriting. Before mailing, double-check that the form is fully filled out (with "NA" where needed) and that you've signed in the correct spot.