The question on form I-130: Have you ever before filed a petition for this or any other alien

[debbietvxq 10]

Hi, guys,

        My husband petitioned me for green card and we submitted all the application materials a few months ago. However, recently I just figured out maybe there was a problem regarding a question on the form I-130. There was a question at the end of form I-130 asking  "Have you ever before filed a petition for this or any other alien? If "Yes," give name, place and date of filing and result" . My husband had filed petitions for his three siblings outside USA in 2005, and the petitions were all approved in 2009. The cases now are under the processing by NVC. And his sibling are waiting for their immigrant visa currently (the immigrant visa waiting time for siblings are usually quite long). So my husband put "all on pending" to answer the "result" question on the I-130 form. But recently I was just thinking about whether the correct answer for this question should be "approved". I am confused about this question.The petitions my husband filed for his siblings were approved, and his siblings are waiting in line to get the immigrant visa. So under this condition, I am not sure which answer is right, "all on pending" or "approved"? Besides, for the "place of filing", my husband wrote the city he lived in when he filed the petition instead of the USCIS service center. Will these two problems on I-130 be treated as mistakes and thus influence my application for green card?

       The fact is we already submitted I-130 a few months ago, and my case status is already becoming case is ready to be scheduled for an interview. Therefore do I need to contact USCIS to correct these problems on I-130 from or just leave it there and correct it at the interview?

       Thank you so much!

[pushbrk 12,110]

Yes, because they are asking about petitions, the result answer would have been more correct if it said, "approved awaiting current priority date".  However, as long as the names and other information were correct, there should be no problem with the answer given.