False information on G-325a, but petition is at Consulate already

[CocoRico 0]

Hi everybody,

I think my fiancé and I are in deep mud. I (the beneficiary) am not the most organized being, and it turns out that when we filled out the forms of the G-325a (the bibliographic information along with the I-129F) I wrote as my only address my permanent address, thinking it is what they wanted to know.

I have had more than 11 addresses over the past 5 years (i'm a student + traveller, so never really long at the same place).

Also, for my employments, I completed the 5 first lines and went up to 3 years of employment out of five (what they asked for) but then I forgot to annexe a sheet and they only have my employment for 3 years.

The USCIS accepted the petition without any RFE's and this week the petition arrived to the consulate.

I don't know to who I need to address it.

Should I:

1. call the consulate or the USCIS?

2. Just go to the interview with the corrected G-325a and an explanatory sheet of what happened?

3. Will the USCIS need to review again my informations according to the background check, and so the process will all begin again?

I really don't want them to say it was fraud or something, I have no criminal records and nothing to hide.

Please tell me what you think!

[A'n'L 735]

Bring the updated G325a to the interview. Fill in the ds160 with the correct information. Chill, you will be fine.

[Anitafeliz 1,133]

I wrote my husbands Bday in error instead of 4 for April I put 5...I brought a revised form for him they said it was ok.

I would take a revised one incase anything is asked of you.

[TBoneTX 43,399]

Your #2.

At the consulates, there's a provision for a "timely retraction" where a person -- the first time they're asked about something -- can tell the truth and not be found to have committed fraud or misrepresentation.