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Oh I was wondering because my cousin got the Iv visa thanks to being derivative of his father and his father city of birth is wrong even though the country of birth is correct. So I thought if that’s sometime the cbp could take bad

Hello all, I’ve been posting because my family is in process of moving to US. Now the case is for another relative. His IV visa was already approved. My family hired the same lawyers for all the process and this person made mistakes so when my first relative found one mistake on his form; all of them started checking theirs. my relative found out that his ds 260 has a mistake on his father birth of city . Lawyer added “ Miami” instead of “city of Mexico” but he leave the country of birth as “Mexico” . His father is the principal immigrant and my cousin is the derivative. Could this be a problem for him to enter U.S? Any similar experiences you could share with me to know a little what could happen or advice him? thanks

Hey Randy thank you so much for your time, I really appreciate. Now, I understand the petitioner should filed the AR 11 no my brother who is an immigrant visa holder . If you allow me to clarify it - The petitioner's address is ok, he lives there and well in another state but it works. My brother listed my address (another state I'm not the petitioner).in his DS 260 that is the one that was wrote incompleted. However, my brother created the MyUSCIS account as many of you suggested. Now in this account, he could see in the U.S Mailing address they have on record, it's not the one that my brother wrote in the DS 260. They have the petitioner's address, so at this point it's ok to tell the CBP to update with the new address and then my brother could update i it on MY USCIS account. My question now is if the just fact of an immigrant visa holder who is not yet a Lawful permanent resident nor travel yet to U.S could have this account created without problems . I mean, having MYUSCIS in his name it's not illegal? Thank you!

Hello. He just added none of above on the options of the passport he gave when entered to USA due to he hasn’t entered yet to us. The account was created. Now I’m facing a doubt; an immigration lawyer told us that filling an AR 11 while you’re overseas as some users recommend me here on the past, it’s fraudulent and reason to he deported . Do you think that having the MYUSCIS account created overseas is the same? I meant same reasons to be deported?

No. All the case was filled in 2011 without online accounts. I told him to create the MYUSCIS account on the quiz of verify identity they ask: What is the passport number that you provided when you entered the U.S. on an immigrant visa? He hasn't traveled yet. That question seems to be not quite accurate to answer.

It’s ok to create an USCIS account before he travels?

Hi. No they just ask for the alien number and case number no sending address

He hasn’t traveled yet. I’m asking to see if address listed on the immigration data summary sheet that contains the address of my father would be the one where my brother will get the green card or they will send it to the ds 260 which contains a wrong address. the address of California listed on the immigration data summary is good no problem to receive the card there. But if they send to the ds 260 i think the card would be lost on mail. So I asked to have an idea of what could happen or how serious would the problem be to get the card once he arrives

Hello everyone! Excuse me, if I'm opening a topic about something I talked about earlier; It happens that I asked other users and they encouraged me to reopen a topic but asking this question. Unfortunately, in my brother's 260 application, the address had an error. The address to receive the GC and SSA card was written in the area ''Name of the person who lives here'' and in the address part it was wrote only the street number. Because of that, I was advised to tell him try to fix it at the POE. Talking to him, he informs me that on the page: Immigration data summary, where it says ''Final destination U.S'' the address that is wrote there, is the petitioner's address (my father) he lives in another state. Has anyone ever experienced this? where does the green card would arrive, at the address that appears in the immigrant data summary or in the incorrect one on the DS 260?

Hello! I know it was 9 years ago but I’m in a similar situation . The final destination in the immigrant data summary is different than the one listed on the ds 260. Where did you receive the green card? At the old one on the data immigrant sheet or the updated on ds? Thank you

Hi! I know it was 6 years ago but I’m facing a similar situation. The immigrant data summary has an old address in another state different than the Ds 260. Do you know if they still sending the docs to the ds 260 address or the final destination address is the one that would receive it? Thank you

Hello Randy thank you. Question, do you think that the fact the mailing address was added on the name of the person living there and the street was added in the address field would be a problem they didn’t notice? E. G it appears like this: name of the person living here : 10972 NW. u.S address : 77 th . Zip code city state all correct

In the AR 11 they ask: in United States as : Permanente resident, visitor,student other. My brother needs the stamp to be a permanent resident so which choice should I pick?

Thank you for replying . That means that my brother should wait to get to the POE and ask for updating the address. So AR 11 change of address Is not necessary now? Thank you

Hi i was helping him about doing this step first changing online but the instructions says : If you entered the United States on an immigrant visa, we will send your Green Card to the mailing address you provided at the time of your visa interview, or upon admission to the United States. If you change your address after arriving in the United States, please update your address. so basically they’re saying to wait until arriving to US ? Because the will send to the address stated on the ds 260?

Thank you , I understood that . I asked about the change of address in uscis if he should do that now before traveling?

Thanks for your advice, so he should submit the change of address before he landed to U.S? I’m asking because he hasn’t arrived yet. Thank you

Hello all, my brother is about to flight to U.S, and we made a mistake of choosing a bad lawyer ; I recognize it was our mistake too because we didn’t check more than twice the info he wrote in the Ds 260. The lawyer instead of adding the name of the person living in the address to receive the GC and SSN card; he wrote the first line of my address and in the address field he just added the last part of the address . E.g. Name of the person living here: 10902 NW , address: 77 st . So, as you can see, the card would go in a wrong place. Do you have any suggestions of what to do to get the GC and SSN once he landed to America? thank you

Thank you bro. Yes he disclosed it on ds 260. On the IV interview no questions asked to him about any refusal. What would you advice to answer in case the cbp ask him e.g “have you ever lie on a visa form or something like that” he should say “yes” or saying no and then brief explanation? Thank you

Hey thanks for your advice. I’d like to ask you what should he say in case the officer ask him e.g : have u ever lie on a immigration or visa form? He should answer “yes” or say no and giving an explanation about the mistake ?

One question bro, so it’s ok that he stated on ds 260 in the question : have you ever sought to get a visa using fraud nor misrepresentation . He answered .NO, due to despite the mistake and saying no relatives on US he was denied with a 214 B but nothing about misrepresentation so he didn’t even know if he did that . He was too young unexperienced and stupid 😅 I know it’s not an excuse but that’s the true. Now the poor guy couldn’t even sleep thinking he’ll be deported ( I love my brother btw)

Hello everyone, I’m new here so beforehand , my apologies if I’m posting in the wrong place. I’ve read a lot of experiences relating to mistakes made on previous immigration forms but I know at the end according to the law- everything is seems as “Lie” rather than mistakes. My mom was petitioned by my grandmother; she added my brother as follow to join. This process took like 10 years, my brother was a little boy when she listed him. ( I know age doesn’t matter I’m just trying to add as much detail I can) He got his visa already and he’s ready to go to U.S for first time and get his stamp to get his permanent residence active. The thing is that he told me is worried because when he was 21 he applied to a tourist visa the classic story but it is 100% true, he paid to a “third party agent “ so he asked him while filling- if he had his parents living U.S , he said : No, then, he made the huge mistake of not checking the ds 160 twice so he just attended to the interview, at the time of the interview the officer asked him about by my mother who wasn’t living in us at that time, he answer with the true, then the Officer asked him about my grandma, he said the true again yes she is my grandma . Consul said : SO you do have relatives in USA despite you said “No” . Again, he said my mother is here on my country, my Grandma no,but well , the officer change the topic, asked him about another stuff and 3 minutes later that tourist visa was denied under 214 B. Of course when he filled the ds 260 form for the immigrant visa ,he stated that he was denied once on a tourist visa application. This year when he went to the immigrant visa interview , he wasn’t asked about that old form or what happened. And he was approved and granted with the immigrant visa and yellow package. The question is: besides he got the visa and everything “looked fine” will he be denied at the POE or questioned hard by the officers in USA for that tourist visa application? What is your best advice of what to do or say? I’m asking because I don’t know if it’s better to him just not traveling and avoid a ban or deportation maybe for misrepresentation or anything like that. I previously asked it to different lawyers , they say all good he won’t face problems but I’d like to read for you guys and similar experiences or just thoughts.