Made a mistake- form I-130 possible RFE

[Liz1107 0]

I summit my I-130 but I forgot to aswer question 52 ( Day the Employment began)

will my petition will be denied because of that ? 

Please help

I put it in the mail for  next day yesterday 02/232017 

[rose roca 0]

Hi Bambie. Good day. 
I made the same mistake too. Could you please tell me what would have happened to your case? Thank you

[rose roca 0]

On 5/25/2012 at 9:40 PM, ~bambie~ said:

Hello all!

I petitioned my parents and I just noticed on the form I-130, section C. Information about your alien relative, List husband/wife and all children of your relative I put all the names of my brothers/sisters but I didn't put my name on it. Do you think it will cause problems in the future? Possible rfe? Any inputs will be greatly appreciated. Thank you !

 

On 9/23/2014 at 4:44 AM, eadilten said:

Thanks for the advice UnaMexicana! I've actually been away for the last few weeks so I haven't been able to look at this stuff for a while.

I was planning on doing as you suggested this week, i.e. sending on the amended form. However, to my great delight, we received our NOA2 while we were away, dated 2nd September. Therefore our processing is moving onto the NVC! We are still awaiting the letter from them that they have received it (I'm not holding my breath here, they seem to be taking a while for this stage to move forward).

As you said, the section I omitted must not have been of importance to USCIS because there was no RFE. I am predicting issues at NVC though. I would prefer to be processed in Dublin, since then I could visit family etc. while I was there for the interview. I have only lived in France since June (and I'm a good few hours away from Paris by train) so hopefully they will suggest Dublin, I know if I had filed for an additional K-3 visa the NVC would insist Ireland, as that is where our marriage took place. It isn't the end of the world really if it is the Paris consulate so I'm not going to send a follow on letter at this stage. I will wait and see what NVC ask for.

An additional advantage of a Dublin processing is that part of the application requires police certificates from countries you have lived for more than six months. As I said I'm only in France since June so a Dublin processing would probably not look for a French police certificate (if my interview is this side of Christmas that is!!). However, if I need to go through a consulate in France I would assume they would like evidence from a French police agency. My French language skills are not the best so I would like to avoid having to get this additional document if possible! So far all of my documents are originally in English, so an additional step of translating this one document to English would probably be needed too!

Hello. Good day! I made the same mistake, was there a problem with your application? Should i not worry about it? Thank you

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