Errors in N-400 form

[diane79 14]

Hello.

 

I have my citizenship interview next month. 

I was reviewing the form and I found some errors that I didn't spot when I submitted it (I should have had someone to re-reviewed it before I submitted the papers, but well, it is already done)

I am a concerned if those errors will cause a delay in the decision or if it will even be a reason for denial.

The errors were:

1. I put my phone # instead of my work #.
2. I said my husband only had 1 marriage, when he actually had 2, including me. However, I did provide information about the previous spouse and marriage and attached the divorce certificate.
3. in section 12, when It asks if I belonged to the Nazi Government, I forgot to mark the boxes "NO". However, I was not even born at that time, so I guess it answer the question itself. 
4. in section 10, for current spouse's home address, I put the state instead of the county, nothing in the state box,  and for some reason, in the box "county (foreign address only") says unknown, which I really doubt I wrote that. But the address itself is the same as mine, since we life together of course. 
5. I forgot to add N/A or "none" to those questions did't apply to me. 

I can't withdraw the papers at this time, so I just hope I don't have too many problems. 

Do you think these errors will cause me problems?  I was reading that some minor errors or typos are easy to fix in the interview, but I don't know if this will be my case. 

Any advise?

 

Thank you in advance for your help. 

 

 

 

 

[bestluck 71]

1 hour ago, diane79 said:

Hello.

 

I have my citizenship interview next month. 

I was reviewing the form and I found some errors that I didn't spot when I submitted it (I should have had someone to re-reviewed it before I submitted the papers, but well, it is already done)

I am a concerned if those errors will cause a delay in the decision or if it will even be a reason for denial.

The errors were:

1. I put my phone # instead of my work #.
2. I said my husband only had 1 marriage, when he actually had 2, including me. However, I did provide information about the previous spouse and marriage and attached the divorce certificate.
3. in section 12, when It asks if I belonged to the Nazi Government, I forgot to mark the boxes "NO". However, I was not even born at that time, so I guess it answer the question itself. 
4. in section 10, for current spouse's home address, I put the state instead of the county, nothing in the state box,  and for some reason, in the box "county (foreign address only") says unknown, which I really doubt I wrote that. But the address itself is the same as mine, since we life together of course. 
5. I forgot to add N/A or "none" to those questions did't apply to me. 

I can't withdraw the papers at this time, so I just hope I don't have too many problems. 

Do you think these errors will cause me problems?  I was reading that some minor errors or typos are easy to fix in the interview, but I don't know if this will be my case. 

Any advise?

 

Thank you in advance for your help. 

 

 

 

 

No worried , You will have time to correct every information time of interview with officers , I got couple mistake online in my n-400 form and i correct it with officer was not a problem.

 

Good luck 

[Panini 6]

Did you submit via their online system? If yes, some boxes are not checked by the system (like no.3 you mentioned), no worries.

[Vinn 3]

On 5/19/2019 at 1:17 PM, diane79 said:

Hello.

 

I have my citizenship interview next month. 

I was reviewing the form and I found some errors that I didn't spot when I submitted it (I should have had someone to re-reviewed it before I submitted the papers, but well, it is already done)

I am a concerned if those errors will cause a delay in the decision or if it will even be a reason for denial.

The errors were:

1. I put my phone # instead of my work #.
2. I said my husband only had 1 marriage, when he actually had 2, including me. However, I did provide information about the previous spouse and marriage and attached the divorce certificate.
3. in section 12, when It asks if I belonged to the Nazi Government, I forgot to mark the boxes "NO". However, I was not even born at that time, so I guess it answer the question itself. 
4. in section 10, for current spouse's home address, I put the state instead of the county, nothing in the state box,  and for some reason, in the box "county (foreign address only") says unknown, which I really doubt I wrote that. But the address itself is the same as mine, since we life together of course. 
5. I forgot to add N/A or "none" to those questions did't apply to me. 

I can't withdraw the papers at this time, so I just hope I don't have too many problems. 

Do you think these errors will cause me problems?  I was reading that some minor errors or typos are easy to fix in the interview, but I don't know if this will be my case. 

Any advise?

 

Thank you in advance for your help. 

 

 

 

 

Don't worry, everything will be verified again by the interviewing officer. I had a new employer at the time of my interview, she just typed the new information herself on her computer. And the officer will verify your address a number of times during the interview. Well, good luck to you!

[diane79 14]

On 5/22/2019 at 7:55 AM, Panini said:

Did you submit via their online system? If yes, some boxes are not checked by the system (like no.3 you mentioned), no worries.

Yes, I submitted online. That is good to know. Thanks!