incorrect maiden name (G-325A)

[f_she 0]

I have some mistake in filling up the form G-325A,my fiance filed it already there in uscis.but i have just found out now about the maiden name of my mother.my parents are not married,in my birth certicate my mother is ISABELITA G.BUENO,my father is SERGIO (NO MIDDLE NAME) ALVERO.When i fill up the G-325A,i put there the last name of my father is ALVERO,the first name is SERGIO,the middle name is LANUGAN(i used to have his middle name even it is not in my birth certificate)is it a big problem?what should i do?

Another problem is ,,the maiden name of my mother,what i put on there is GARCIA instead of BUENO..

PLEASE HELP ME GUYS WHAT SHOULD I DO,,I REALLY CANT SLEEP THIS LAST FEW NIGHT,I WORRY A LOT,..

GOD BLESS U ALL!!!

Edited May 1, 2012 by f_she

[chrismanilyn 4]

For what it's worth, I had discovered a mix up on my fiancées mother's maiden name when we were trying to secure Phil Health insurance...we submitted the correction to her birth and marriage cert, and put on all docs the name we changed it to from that point on. I didn't have to submit G325a for the correction (as we put what we "thought" the name was and what we eventually changed it to), but this was relevant to the other DS forms for the visa interview to be sure we put the correct spelling. I thought it would bring up discrepancy on the CENOMAR, but my fiancée put what we changed the name to and we had no problems.

Long story short, would suggest to make the correction with the local authorities and then put that on your docs from here on. Note that they likely will not scrutinize information about mother of fiancée as much as the fiancée herself. Keep in mind that sometimes it's easier to see if an issue comes up, rather than creating one...

Finally, I did notice an error on the 325a after we submitted the K1 petition, where I omitted the work and residence info...I then made the correction and submitted to the service center, and it appears it was accepted and no RFE was generated. I thought it was best to be proactive on this one, since we left the sections blank...that definitely would have produced an RFE.

Not advice, just sharing my experience ;-)