A small error with I-129F Form

[The_Sage1 2]

Hello, I am writing because I am rather confused about what I should do about a small error I caught on my I-129F. I received the NOA1 on August 13th and haven't yet received the NOA2. I actually went through a "do it yourself" agency called Filipina Fiancee Visa but even they didn't catch an error this small. The mistake is that the beneficiary's place of birth on the form and also on the G-325 form does not match what's on the birth cerficiate. I'm wondering if my fiancee should just inform the consulate of this error at the interview? Small mistake that I could kick myself for, but hopefully it doesn't cause any problems.

Also, does anyone know how to post their own timeline on this site?

[The_Sage1 2]

Figured out how to do the timeline...not that mine is very long thus far.

Still, I've never been able to find an answer from anyone about this problem. It's really caused some turmoil with my fiance for making that mistake. It seems like I can't get through to the USCIS about correcting it, so I'll just wait and see what happens.

[Scott and Mhay 57]

You might get an RFE for that. I dont know. I cant say what the USCIS will say about it. Just have to wait and see now.

[The_Sage1 2]

Well, I thought that as well but I already have her birth certificate included on there. What further evidence could I possibly provide? The only thing I *could* do is get the form back and correct it. I hope that's not the case though and that they just overlook it. I've seen people with bigger mistakes get overlooked.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Hello, I am writing because I am rather confused about what I should do about a small error I caught on my I-129F. I received the NOA1 on August 13th and haven't yet received the NOA2. I actually went through a "do it yourself" agency called Filipina Fiancee Visa but even they didn't catch an error this small. The mistake is that the beneficiary's place of birth on the form and also on the G-325 form does not match what's on the birth cerficiate. I'm wondering if my fiancee should just inform the consulate of this error at the interview? Small mistake that I could kick myself for, but hopefully it doesn't cause any problems.

Also, does anyone know how to post their own timeline on this site?

The foreign fiancee's birth certificate is not needed for the I-129f petition, so why would you have included it? How would USCIS even know this if you followed instructions?

At any rate, even of you did send too much information, I doubt USCIS will look at it as it is not needed. Therefore the mistake will not be caught at the petition level and she can correct this at the interview.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Figured out how to do the timeline...not that mine is very long thus far.

Still, I've never been able to find an answer from anyone about this problem. It's really caused some turmoil with my fiance for making that mistake. It seems like I can't get through to the USCIS about correcting it, so I'll just wait and see what happens.

the answer is USCIS will not care, it is not information they ever needed to begin with and you will not get an RFE for un-needed information. Correct it at the interview if it bothers her. I would, just because otherwise her DOB will be wrong on all her documents.

[Inky 1,110]

249$ for a service that didn't notice a mistake and asked you to send things that you dont even need to send? - Sorry you wasted your money!

But like Gary and Alla said, USCIS wont care and you wont get an RFE for that. I forgot 1 number on my husbands zipcode and they didnt give a whoop, they changed it themselfs at the office to the correct zipcode.

[The_Sage1 2]

Yep...I know my agency missed this mistake...but anyone could have missed it, even a lawyer. It's just too small of an error. Thanks for the help!