POE intent was never an issue on your case.
The errors may or may not become an issue. This is dependent on whether any material information is inaccurate on the submitted applications.
As noted being added to health insurance does not require a SS number.
Immigration law changes? pffft. We been filing stuff from being in and out of the country for 14 years. This guy is a hack. An idiot can fill these forms out.
Earlier advice was solid. Form errors can be fixed at interview. You’re “under oath” in an interview and one by one you need to
plan to fix any error you have found. All of them.
Stuff they did to us: Asked for our keys and compared our house (apartment) keys
Asked for our credit cards and compared the matching numbers. Made copies of them.
You’re up for a 10-yr not a conditional card. Hopefully your lawyer advised you to provide a full set of evidence of time together, visits, entries/exits, going back to the marriage date. It doesnt sound like you know exactly what he sent and it will be critical to find out before you go in.
Their questions come from the documents that he sent or didnt send and your issues come from what is missing in the instructions.
Read the instructions as if you are preparing to file. Memorize what you sent and sort it in this order:
They verify -
His ID
His qualification to file - what is his legal status and the legal validity of the marriage (citizenship, termination of previous marriages, marriage cert)
His background - not in the package and not an issue
His ability to support you - the affidavit - pretty much stand alone
Your ID
Your qualification as a beneficiary - legal status, validity of the marriage (marriage cert, termination of previous marriages)
Your background - for anything that makes you ineligible (criminal)
Your health - for anything that makes you ineligible (civil surgeon)
Most of that? Is verified before you walk in the door.
Then they move to “valid marriage” to rule out “marriage for immigration benefit”
That part? Is where the interview gets fun. the bank accounts, the car insurance, the matching address, the shared credit, the beneficiary info, or for couples who live apart waiting the proof of ongoing communication and time spent together. Some of the questions get really personal and occasionally the separate you just for fun to see if your answers match.
So figure out first what they have, sort it, and see if there is anything at all you or he may not have clarified or may be able to add to.
https://www.uscis.gov/i-485
https://www.uscis.gov/i-130
Even though you used a lawyer, read them anyway. That list above was dashed off from memory LOL
Good luck and best to you and your family