Are these two mistakes critical?

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Hello,

I sent out my N400 a couple days ago and noticed the two following errors I made:

1) When listing my most present employment, I wrote the Date From, but on the Date To I wrote the day on which I filled the N400 (since it asks for a mm/dd/yyyy format), instead of writing "Present".

2) When listing additional employments in a separate sheet, I wrote at the top of the sheet:

"Refers to: Page 6, Part 9, Items 4-6 (additional items for extra space)"

This is apparently the wrong Part number, it is actually Part 8. However, a line right after the "Refers to" I wrote above, I wrote "Part 8. Information About Your Employment and School You Attended" as the title of the page.

Are these two errors deleterious?

I am afraid that these very small errors may cause a delay in the processing time.

Thank you all in advance!

[almost_umrican 54]

These are genuine errors and might delay the background checks part but will not encourage a denial. During your interview the officer will go through the application form. That is your chance to report this to him/her. he/she will make changes and have you sign a paper for the same.

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Do you know by how long this may delay the processing time?

Thank you for your answer, by the way!

[JimmyHou 614]

Hello,

I sent out my N400 a couple days ago and noticed the two following errors I made:

1) When listing my most present employment, I wrote the Date From, but on the Date To I wrote the day on which I filled the N400 (since it asks for a mm/dd/yyyy format), instead of writing "Present".

2) When listing additional employments in a separate sheet, I wrote at the top of the sheet:

"Refers to: Page 6, Part 9, Items 4-6 (additional items for extra space)"

This is apparently the wrong Part number, it is actually Part 8. However, a line right after the "Refers to" I wrote above, I wrote "Part 8. Information About Your Employment and School You Attended" as the title of the page.

Are these two errors deleterious?

I am afraid that these very small errors may cause a delay in the processing time.

Thank you all in advance!

I'm no expert, but I don't think these "mistakes" will cause even a day's delay.

I wouldn't even think about this again until the day of the interview when you should tell your interviewer that you have two minor corrections.

If there is a delay in your process, which is very possible, I'm certain it will have nothing to do with this.

[almost_umrican 54]

Do you know by how long this may delay the processing time?

Thank you for your answer, by the way!

There can't be a definitive answer for the delay's and its duration. even so , the backgrounds check for a person in the US are easy and fast. checking their background in foreign countries is what consumes time.it is not a big of a deal.

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I'm no expert, but I don't think these "mistakes" will cause even a day's delay.

I wouldn't even think about this again until the day of the interview when you should tell your interviewer that you have two minor corrections.

If there is a delay in your process, which is very possible, I'm certain it will have nothing to do with this.

There can't be a definitive answer for the delay's and its duration. even so , the backgrounds check for a person in the US are easy and fast. checking their background in foreign countries is what consumes time.it is not a big of a deal.

Thank you guys! Much stress relieved. I don't have a lot of history in my home country except for living there (no marriage or anything, I am 20 years old) so I hope the background check won't take long.

[almost_umrican 54]

Thank you guys! Much stress relieved. I don't have a lot of history in my home country except for living there (no marriage or anything, I am 20 years old) so I hope the background check won't take long.

good luck to you.hope you will be a good american