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Mother's middle name misspelled in I-485 form

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Rosalea   22

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I submitted my I-485 (through marriage) application in November and I just realised I spelled my Mum's middle name wrong in the form (there are 2 L's in the name and I only put 1) and doesn't match what it says on my birth certificate. Is this gonna matter or get DENIED? I already got (and responded to) an RFE but that was about the I-864. Not sure if I should redo the I-485 and upload it online (there's already like a million things on there for my RFE).

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3 hours ago, Rosalea said:

I submitted my I-485 (through marriage) application in November and I just realised I spelled my Mum's middle name wrong in the form (there are 2 L's in the name and I only put 1) and doesn't match what it says on my birth certificate. Is this gonna matter or get DENIED? I already got (and responded to) an RFE but that was about the I-864. Not sure if I should redo the I-485 and upload it online (there's already like a million things on there for my RFE).

You may get an RFE and / or you may get an interview. Those are going to be perfect opportunities to fix answers.

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Rosalea   22

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3 hours ago, K1visaHopeful said:

Are you planning to petition your mom?

No? Doesn't matter then.

Yes? Matters and you'll need to fix. 

This is the conclusion I ended up coming to after thinking about it for a while! Thank you for your clarity! I'm not petitioning her and it's also her middle name so I figure it won't be an issue. Or, I won't get straight up denied for it at least haha.

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49 minutes ago, Rosalea said:

This is the conclusion I ended up coming to after thinking about it for a while! Thank you for your clarity! I'm not petitioning her and it's also her middle name so I figure it won't be an issue. Or, I won't get straight up denied for it at least haha.

If you get an interview or RFE I'd mention it.

Otherwise, it seems immaterial.

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Rosalea   22

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9 minutes ago, OldUser said:

If you get an interview or RFE I'd mention it.

Otherwise, it seems immaterial.

Ok I'll remember that! Thank you so much!

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