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[oohpartiv 484]

Your case would get through USCIS and NVC, and you will not get denied/banned at the interview. Just keep your head straight and continue to be honest.

Many previous cases attest to otherwise. Being honest now does not change the fact that he lied before. If the OP wants to give it a go, that's his decision, but many people here have already warned him of the repercussions of lying - especially since he knowingly did it, and four times. Immigration tends to have a no tolerance policy about lying, regardless of how small the lie may appear to you. Rules are rules.

Edited May 22, 2013 by oohpartiv

[pushbrk 12,092]

With a proper explanation and documentation, the date of birth issue will probably not be a deal killer. However, giving false information on a visa application IS your fault, whether the passport office made an error or not. You knew your correct date of birth and lied because it was more convenient than correcting the error. Failing to take responsibility for YOUR error COULD be an issue. Be honest and be happy.