Employment Dates Missing

[SrslySteph 0]

I am working on filling out the I-130 and I don't have exact employment dates outside of the years. Is it a bad idea to write "01/01/2016-01/01-2017"?

 

I have tried looking for exact dates of employment, but I am coming up short. I can see what years via my previous tax returns, but that's it.

[payxibka 10,044]

17 minutes ago, SrslySteph said:

I am working on filling out the I-130 and I don't have exact employment dates outside of the years. Is it a bad idea to write "01/01/2016-01/01-2017"?

 

I have tried looking for exact dates of employment, but I am coming up short. I can see what years via my previous tax returns, but that's it.

Approximate dates are fine 

[Elllena 84]

That’s fine, that is exactly what I did too and had no problems getting approved. 

[pushbrk 12,115]

2 hours ago, payxibka said:

Approximate dates are fine 

Approximate, yes. Arbitrary January 1, not so much.  You probably know the season of the year.  At worst, pick the middle date of the season and year.  Put some effort into your estimated dates.

[SrslySteph 0]

11 hours ago, pushbrk said:

Approximate, yes. Arbitrary January 1, not so much.  You probably know the season of the year.  At worst, pick the middle date of the season and year.  Put some effort into your estimated dates.

 

Thanks for the feedback. I will try my best. Would it be a good idea to add that they are estimates in the additional information fields?

[pushbrk 12,115]

11 hours ago, SrslySteph said:

 

Thanks for the feedback. I will try my best. Would it be a good idea to add that they are estimates in the additional information fields?

Yes.  Do make your best effort, concentrating on what you DO know instead of what you don't know, and do some investigation.