G-325a question

[PA2928 0]

Hi there,

I was wondering: my fiancé forgot to fill out her city and country of birth in her G-325A form. I didn't want to alter the doc by adding anything so as to raise red flags to the USCIS, so I included a copy of her birth certificate in the supplemental evidence, which states the city and country of her birth there. Now I am worried. Is there much of a chance of getting an RFE? I initially figured that not having this question filled out was no big deal, since all the information was there with the birth certificate included, but then again, the form itself is incomplete. Am I being paranoid? I really really don't want an RFE (who does?) and I was otherwise very careful. Thanks in advance!

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

You may be perfectly fine since her country of birth would be on the I-129F. No one can tell you for sure whether or not you will receive an RFE for anything though.

From the I-129F instructions>

Submit two completed and signed Forms G-325A, Biographic Information; one for you and one for your
beneficiary. Except for name and signature, you do not have to repeat the information given on your Form I-129F.

[PA2928 0]

Thanks a lot! It gives me some peace of mind to remain cautiously optimistic that I may have nothing to worry about, but of course, there are many reasons you can receive an RFE, as you said. Keeping fingers crossed!