Physical address date & Employment history mistake? (when filing I-129F)

[NoodleW 13]

Hello everyone! My fiancé and I are June filers. Today I was reviewing the I-129F form we sent in June just out of curiosity and I noticed that in sections 10.a. we forgot to put the "date from" of my fiancé's physical address (his physical address has always been the same one as the mailing address for more than 5 years and that is why we thought it wouldn't have been a problem not writing the start date as section 10.b says "PRESENT"). What do you think? Could this be a reason for an RFE? 

We also noticed that the employment history requires my fiancé's job history for the past 5 years but we only put his current job that he started only two years ago. Could this be another reason for an RFE? 

We checked the form so many times before sending it and we didn't think this could be a problem until now. I checked the rest of the form and documents we sent with it and everything is fine apart from these two little mistakes. 

 

I'm new to this site, I checked similar topics but I couldn't find anything similar to this. 

 

Thanks in advance! 

Edited October 16, 2018 by Penguin_ie

[Ben&Zian 4,397]

Possibly, mostly on the job portion; but, not necessarily either.

 

Since the living location was put as let's say "October 2012/2013" but no "present date" or anything but the mailing address is the same on the main information section, they probably get it... for the work portion, they may ask but they may not, hard to say really. Kind of have to wait.

[NoodleW 13]

16 minutes ago, Ben&Zian said:

Possibly, mostly on the job portion; but, not necessarily either.

 

Since the living location was put as let's say "October 2012/2013" but no "present date" or anything but the mailing address is the same on the main information section, they probably get it... for the work portion, they may ask but they may not, hard to say really. Kind of have to wait.

Yeah I figured it's kind of hard to tell because we didn't completely omit information but we also don't know how important it is to them to know the entire 5 years work history. Thank you!

Edited October 16, 2018 by NoodleW

[Ryan H 3,790]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.

[Guest]

On 10/16/2018 at 7:43 PM, NoodleW said:

 

 

Edited March 14, 2019 by Guest
Mistakes

[Guest]

Hi.. just wanna follow up what happened to this case? I have almost the same mistake with the employment. I missed to change the “present” to my resignation date on my last job. Also, I forgot to provide one of my past company I worked with last 2017.

 

What happened to the interview day? Did they asked you about it? 

 

Thank you on advance 🙏🏻

[Joyoussinger 1,410]

On 10/16/2018 at 7:43 AM, NoodleW said:

Hello everyone! My fiancé and I are June filers. Today I was reviewing the I-129F form we sent in June just out of curiosity and I noticed that in sections 10.a. we forgot to put the "date from" of my fiancé's physical address (his physical address has always been the same one as the mailing address for more than 5 years and that is why we thought it wouldn't have been a problem not writing the start date as section 10.b says "PRESENT"). What do you think? Could this be a reason for an RFE? 

We also noticed that the employment history requires my fiancé's job history for the past 5 years but we only put his current job that he started only two years ago. Could this be another reason for an RFE? 

We checked the form so many times before sending it and we didn't think this could be a problem until now. I checked the rest of the form and documents we sent with it and everything is fine apart from these two little mistakes. 

 

I'm new to this site, I checked similar topics but I couldn't find anything similar to this. 

 

Thanks in advance! 

I can't answer about the employment part of your question, but I realized, after I submitted my I-129f, that I should have answered 10a and 10b. The way they are placed on the form makes them easy to overlook. I was a little anxious, expecting an RFE, but none came and my application was approved! I hope you get your approval soon, too!

[NoodleW 13]

@Zouie hi! My fiancé and I wrote down the missed parts and sent them to USCIS. We never got an RFE and never got asked about them at the interview so you'll be fine! If you want to send that missing stuff to USCIS for your own peace of mind that's totally ok. I don't know if us sending the missing information helped with the approval without RFE or if that would have happened anyway, but we sent the missing parts just in case! 

[Guest]

@NoodleW hi thanks. I just printed my DS 160 with the correct infos instead. My only concern now is I didn’t indicated one of my past job. How’s the application, you approved?

[NoodleW 13]

@Zouie they only want to know the employment history for the last 5 years, if you didn't write all of that just mail them the info of those jobs you had up until 5 years ago and that should be fine  I'm not really sure how much that matters to them but it would be more for your peace of mind than anything else. If you omitted that part on your DS 160 you can always start a new one with all the correct info from what I read on here. Are you almost at the interview stage or still waiting from USCIS?