Found mistake on I-864 after NVC approved it - what to do?

[vig.ie 2]

I recently received notice from NVC that they have 'documentarily approved' the I-864 and are scheduling the interview with the Mumbai consulate. Even though I meet the income requirement they suggested to add a joint sponsor since I was a student with low income in previous tax filings. 

 

While doing the joint sponsor I-864 with my parents we found that in the original one I submitted as the petitioner/primary sponsor, I had  reversed my wife's first and last name in those two boxes. 

 

What should I do about this now that it has been reviewed and approved? I'm afraid it might come back to be an issue later.

 

 

Edited July 15, 2019 by vig.ie

[arken 4,197]

Should be a no issue, can correct during the interview if asked.

[USS_Voyager 1,972]

Or fill in a new correct one and bring to the interview. Non-issue

[saladboye 166]

On 7/15/2019 at 10:23 AM, vig.ie said:

I recently received notice from NVC that they have 'documentarily approved' the I-864 and are scheduling the interview with the Mumbai consulate. Even though I meet the income requirement they suggested to add a joint sponsor since I was a student with low income in previous tax filings. 

 

While doing the joint sponsor I-864 with my parents we found that in the original one I submitted as the petitioner/primary sponsor, I had  reversed my wife's first and last name in those two boxes. 

 

What should I do about this now that it has been reviewed and approved? I'm afraid it might come back to be an issue later.

 

 

They probably caught the error and fixed it.

 

These arent minimum wage employees. I would bring the corrected one to the interview just incase.

[pushbrk 12,979]

On 7/15/2019 at 10:35 AM, USS_Voyager said:

Or fill in a new correct one and bring to the interview. Non-issue

This is the answer.  This form is signed under penalty of perjury.  The beneficiary can't "change it" or correct it at the interview and neither can anybody else except the person who signs it.  Have the beneficiary take a corrected form and new copies of supporting documents to the interview.