I thought she visited there. I would not have listed it as a residence. Even so, a police certificate would not be required even if she lived there less than 12 months.
"To hear Harris during the debate, she's a pro-fracking, gun toting, Israel-loving, border-enforcing, capitalist patriot.."
Excellent synopsis of Kamal's debate performance.....non-answers and lies. This guy gets it.
The only clerical error which would matter is one which takes place at USCIS after entry into the US. and you have no control in preventing that. Worrying is of no value.
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Not necessarily. The OP did not indicate that they intended to adjust status when they entered. Intent was already determined at POE. Unless there was deliberate misrepresentation, I don't see an issue.
There is no issue for someone to enter the US after marriage to a US citizen. However, entering as a visitor with intent to stay and adjust would be fraud.
It doesn't matter if it changes or not. It doesn't even matter if the CBP officer stamps "CR-1" in the passport at POE. The 2 year vs 10 year card will be determined by USCIS using your marriage certificate and entry date.