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Please help me!!
I am from Sweden and I am married to an American citizen and is currently staying here with my husband were we are applying for a adjustment of status,/ greencard for me. My question is on the forms they wanted to know the city I was born in, but on my birth certificate and on my passport the place I was in born is a parish not a city. Should I write the city I was born in even though you cant find it on any legal papers (passport nor birth certificate) or should I write the parish as it shows as the location of place of birth on my passport and birth certificate? Even though they don't have any option to write your parish or similar on the forms. They only have city and country.
I have already sent the papers in and now i worry I made a huge mistake, :( i feel so stupid.
Now in retrospect when looking through the papers i realize they obviously want the same info to be the same as they see in my legal documents, and not a name of a city that's nowhere to be seen on any papers. Yet its the parish so I thought i should not write it as a city since its a parish. What should l do!? Should i write them a letter explaining this ..is it possible to resubmit those forms where the ask for place of birth???. Please please please help me !!!

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Darnell   8,478

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i'd wait for any rfe.

if no rfe, well , an adjudicator pulled out a map and studied a bit.

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*** Thread is moved from Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America forum to the "AOS from WS&T Visas" forum -- OP is adjusting from a tourist visa. ***

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12-19-2007 = NOA2 by e-mail & web, dated 12-18-07 (187 days; 201 per VJ); in mail 12/24/07.

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Alaska2012   462

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I wrote the city and not the parish on all papers I've been sent in and I've never had any issues

Noa 1 August 15th 2011
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Alexsed   2

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Please help me!!

I am from Sweden and I am married to an American citizen and is currently staying here with my husband were we are applying for a adjustment of status,/ greencard for me. My question is on the forms they wanted to know the city I was born in, but on my birth certificate and on my passport the place I was in born is a parish not a city. Should I write the city I was born in even though you cant find it on any legal papers (passport nor birth certificate) or should I write the parish as it shows as the location of place of birth on my passport and birth certificate? Even though they don't have any option to write your parish or similar on the forms. They only have city and country.

I have already sent the papers in and now i worry I made a huge mistake, :( i feel so stupid.

Now in retrospect when looking through the papers i realize they obviously want the same info to be the same as they see in my legal documents, and not a name of a city that's nowhere to be seen on any papers. Yet its the parish so I thought i should not write it as a city since its a parish. What should l do!? Should i write them a letter explaining this ..is it possible to resubmit those forms where the ask for place of birth???. Please please please help me !!!

I wrote what was in my passport and on my birth certificate, which is a parish, and at the AoS interview the Immigration Officer asked my wife where I was born and she forgot that I had put down the parish so she said the city and the IO didn't seem to care at all.

SwedishGal Newbie

SwedishGal   0

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I wrote what was in my passport and on my birth certificate, which is a parish, and at the AoS interview the Immigration Officer asked my wife where I was born and she forgot that I had put down the parish so she said the city and the IO didn't seem to care at all.

Thank you for your reply! It might not be a big problem after all, I will just see what happens. Thanks again!

 
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