Errors in application

[JV&LB 0]

In the rush of sending all the required documentation for my I29F, I made a couple of errors i.e. selected widow for my fiancee (she's never married but her son's father died a few years ago), wrote her son's DOB wrong (just the year) and wrote his name the way she calls him (Andy instead of Andrew). Will these be red flags for the interview? Any one with similar experiences? I appreciate any input from the forum.

[I+H 11]

In the rush of sending all the required documentation for my I29F, I made a couple of errors i.e. selected widow for my fiancee (she's never married but her son's father died a few years ago), wrote her son's DOB wrong (just the year) and wrote his name the way she calls him (Andy instead of Andrew). Will these be red flags for the interview? Any one with similar experiences? I appreciate any input from the forum.

You will probably just get an RFE. If you listed your fiance as widowed you would have needed to include a death certificate and you did not. So you will have to explain that you were mistaken. That is all I can think of.

Good luck!

[JV&LB 0]

You will probably just get an RFE. If you listed your fiance as widowed you would have needed to include a death certificate and you did not. So you will have to explain that you were mistaken. That is all I can think of.

Good luck!

We already received the NOA2 and we are getting ready for the interview. I'm just wondering how to address this issue, at the interview or should I call the consulate.

[belluco86 3]

They will ask you these questions for sure in the interview or as a minimum you have to be prepared to answer them. You need to have prove that she is not a widowed and that her son's father did not marry her. Get something certified from El Registro Civil before you go so you can show it was an honest mistake. They will go ahead with the application act calm and take as much documentation with you as you can do not take anything lightly. Here are the three things that can happen. 1 you get approved the visa, 2. your appliacation is put under review (this could take a couple of months) 3. You are denied and have to file again.

[JV&LB 0]

They will ask you these questions for sure in the interview or as a minimum you have to be prepared to answer them. You need to have prove that she is not a widowed and that her son's father did not marry her. Get something certified from El Registro Civil before you go so you can show it was an honest mistake. They will go ahead with the application act calm and take as much documentation with you as you can do not take anything lightly. Here are the three things that can happen. 1 you get approved the visa, 2. your appliacation is put under review (this could take a couple of months) 3. You are denied and have to file again.

Thank you so much for your input. Hope it all goes ok.