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May my petition wait time be extended or denied all together?

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IslandMate714   9

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I JUST😓 noticed that I entered the first three numbers of my SSN on my I130 incorrectly. I sent it off in July and I got an email notification that it was received the very next day. Should I be concerned that my petition will be denied because of the error?  I was going over all the paperwork with my husband while visiting and noticed the error. When sending off my petition I did send other information with my SSN on it, but now I am concerned about this error because it could make or break everything at this point. BTW I went to the USICS site and filled out an online form for typographical errors on petitions shortly afterward.  

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AstroCanada   206

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I'd recommend sending a letter with a correction proactively.  No harm in doing so.

I-130

May 14, 2016: Sent I-130 Package to Chicago Lockbox

Oct 21, 2016: NOA2 Notice by App (LIN)

 

NVC

Nov 8, 2016: NVC Received

Nov 16, 2016: Case Number Assigned

Nov 18, 2016: DS-261 submitted and AOS fee paid

Dec 5, 2016: NVC Scan Date

Dec 6, 2016: NVC 3 N/A and Case Complete on Phone [1 day later!]

Dec 13, 2016: NVC CC e-mail

Jan 23, 2017: Interview...Approved!

 

Removing Conditions

Nov 2, 2018: Sent I-751 to Arizona Lockbox 

March 3, 2020: Approved by CSC

 

N-400

Feb 2, 2020: File N-400 online

Feb 25, 2020: Biometrics

 

 

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NikLR   13,220

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28 minutes ago, AstroCanada said:

I'd recommend sending a letter with a correction proactively.  No harm in doing so.

no harm in doing so but chances of it meeting up with the case file itself is very slim.  But like you said, there's no harm either. 

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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