form 129F Item Numbers 43. - 47. Previous Filings.

[Goliad1836 0]

I submitted a previous Form 129F but is was 19 years ago. I recently submitted and new 129F. Because I did not have any information on the past beneficiary. I answered NO. Does Immigration keep current records 19 years old? Do I need to correct my application, check yes but give no dates of file information?

Edited June 2, 2018 by Goliad1836

[Crazy Cat 41,976]

How did you answer Part 1, question 14?

[Crazy Cat 41,976]

Failing to answer immigration questions honestly can bring harsh consequences.  It is better to answer "yes", and "unknown"........rather than "No".....If you say that you have not previously filed petitions when, in fact, you have it could be cause for denial.  There are recent cases here on VJ which were denied at the last stage because a petitioner stated "No" to a question which should have been answered "yes".

[Goliad1836 0]

5 hours ago, missileman said:

How did you answer Part 1, question 14?

part 1,question 14 on the form 129f - this question concerns my employer address?? I do no

t understand 

[Chris Duffy 1,257]

12 hours ago, Goliad1836 said:

I submitted a previous Form 129F but is was 19 years ago. I recently submitted and new 129F. Because I did not have any information on the past beneficiary. I answered NO. Does Immigration keep current records 19 years old? Do I need to correct my application, check yes but give no dates of file information?

You need to answer yes, and fill in the information you know.  If you don't know the rest of the information, then I would add a supplemental page and state it was over 19 years ago and you have no information nor clue regarding specific details.

 

How would you correct your application if you have already submitted it.