Dates off by a few days on I-130a

[darth vader 131]

I have filed for I-130 before and the beneficiary's previous address start/end dates on I-130a may be off by a few days (10 days at best, start month and end month are same) when compared to previous I-130a form. Is this going to be an issue? has someone ever been denied for address dates not matching up?

Edited May 1, 2020 by darth vader

[darth vader 131]

16 hours ago, darth vader said:

I have filed for I-130 before and the beneficiary's previous address start/end dates on I-130a may be off by a few days (10 days at best, start month and end month are same) when compared to previous I-130a form. Is this going to be an issue? has someone ever been denied for address dates not matching up?

I also noticed that my part-time job (sort of contract based programing job, so the contract could be for a year but actual hours may only be 16 for all year) was also off. Are these things super important or as long as I have mentioned every employer I should be OK?

 

@JFH - any ideas?

[arken 4,197]

I doubt USCIS cares about such things.

[onek 306]

1 hour ago, arken said:

I doubt USCIS cares about such things.

I wouldn’t say USCIS doesn’t care about the information that they require you to complete on those forms. One of the very important things for USCIS is how honest the applicant is. 

[darth vader 131]

1 hour ago, onek said:

I wouldn’t say USCIS doesn’t care about the information that they require you to complete on those forms. One of the very important things for USCIS is how honest the applicant is. 

Agreed, however there is difference between the materiality of the information. Someone applying for skilled employment based visa omitting an entire year of full-time work experience, versus a spouse beneficiary misremembering the exact days by a month are two very different scenarios. Although I asked this question but going by my lack of such cases of spouse beneficiary facing any issues due to employment history information suggests that unless the entire section was missing etc. ideally this information is usually acceptable

[arken 4,197]

9 hours ago, onek said:

I wouldn’t say USCIS doesn’t care about the information that they require you to complete on those forms. One of the very important things for USCIS is how honest the applicant is. 

Lying is different than going off by few days on address/employment dates. My comments is on the latter. No need to worry on such minor stuffs.