I-134

[Jen and Jon 14]

Quick question, I'm starting to fill out my I-134, definately want a jump on things once everything starts rolling. Question 2 is asking :

2. I am ( ) years of age and have resided in the United States since (Date mm/dd/year)

Obviously I fill in the blank with my age however, I've lived in the U.S. all my life, so I assumed that the date field would be my date of birth. But when I submit that date Adobe is giving me an error message : DateTimeField1 validate failed...

Please assist. Thanks.

[Inky 1,111]

Thats how my husband answered it when we were filling it out - we had no issues with it at the USEM. Not sure why the form is giving an error, didnt give us one but you can always leave it blank and fill it in by hand after you print it out.

[Hank_ 9,174]

Quick question, I'm starting to fill out my I-134, definately want a jump on things once everything starts rolling. Question 2 is asking :

2. I am ( ) years of age and have resided in the United States since (Date mm/dd/year)

Obviously I fill in the blank with my age however, I've lived in the U.S. all my life, so I assumed that the date field would be my date of birth. But when I submit that date Adobe is giving me an error message : DateTimeField1 validate failed...

Please assist. Thanks.

Yup, I put down my date of birth, And yes I got the error message too but it worked just the same.

[max+patricia 24]

We also used my DOB - no problems. The "validate field error" is likely because you are using a two-digit year when a four-digit year is wanted (or vice-versa). Regardless, enter it in anyway or write it in by hand.