Changing information on I-130?

[CANtoUSlove 3]

Hello there,

So i've been thinking today!!! When I filed our I-130, my husband was working in Canada, and I was not employed yet. Now, it's the total opposite... I'm working here in the US, and my husband is not as of December. The only thing they have a link to change is for your address if you move.

Will there be issues when they review the application? Or will they see that as it was filed 5 months ago (UGH), that the circumstances have changed?

Thanks so much!

[canadian_wife 1,831]

No, nothing really you can do. Obvously circumstances will change, moving forward make sure your infomration is up to date

Good luck

[hellraiser 42]

Hello CANtoUSlove,

This is what I think; the chance of making a mistake in the form is always there. And there are some information that can change in course of time as well, e.g. your employment. As such, the reason USCIS will allow you will change only the address because that's the only thing that can impact the case. Job related information, updates or even a mistake can be updated when you are asked. Once your NOA1 and NOA2 are approved without an RFE (request for evidence), you can always make the amendment in the next steps. I am sure the interviewer would understand this scenario. You are not withholding information or didn't sound like having a bad intention. So just leave it the way it is. In case someone asks for clarification, response accordingly.

I guess I am in line with canadian_wife and is purely my suggestion based on common sense.

Good luck.