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I am the USC (male). I sent in I-129F packet at end of April. May 4, 2011 is the NOA1 date.

On my foreign(female) fiance's G325A where it asks for her parent's city and country of residence we may have a small error.

Assume they were both born in Cali and have resided in Cali their whole life. Obviously Cali is the answer for place of birth for both of them.

My fiance's parents separated less than 2 years ago, yet never divorced. Her father kind of moved in with someone else in Cali about 2 years ago and he is also "administrador" of a ranch owned by his brothers right outside of Cali... 45 minutes away. Sometimes he would spend the night at the home where my fiance, my fiance's mother (thus his wife), and my fiance's grandmother (his mother) live, and sometimes he would spend the night with this other person he moved in with (also in Cali). This went on for about a year and a half. Within the last 6 months my fiance's grandmother(my fiance's father's mother) purchased a home in a small village about 5 minutes away from the ranch (thus about 40 minutes from Cali) where both my fiaance's grandmother and her father now reside. He no longer spends any nights with that someone that he kind of moved in with 2 year ago, nor does he ever spend the night where my fiance and her mother (his wife) live... though they are still married. My fiance's parents are still married, yet his name is not on anything that has to do with the home where my fiance and her mother live now. He does have a few ranch trucks and a vehicle that are registered in his name... which he purchased in Cali. He is not on the ownership of the house the grandmother (his mother) purchased in the small barrio outside of Cali. His name is on the gas bill to the house the grandmother just purchased in the small barrio.

We put his city of residence as Cali on the G-325a. Could this potentially be a problem? Do we need to have them change it to the small barrio right outside of Cali where he currently resides? If it does need to be changed, when do I change it? Now, after NOA2, at the interview, etc. If I do have it changed now, I'd hate to have to change it back to Cali again if he starts sleeping in Cali. The parents are still married, but I do not anticipate they will ever be getting back together. I.e. Nothing he owns is in the house where my fiance and her mother live... i.e. he took all his stuff and ain't coming back to their house, though it wouldn't surprise me if he were to get a place or move in with someone in Cali.

Do I need to inform someone that the G-325a is technically wrong now, or simply not worry about it. I.e. If they do any sort of backgorund check on him it will probably show that Cali is where he lives since he's been there his whole life. Basically the grandmother bought this house real close to the ranch so he wouldn't have to commute each day... and b/c he obviously needs a place to sleep each night and since he no longer lives with his wife or the other person the grandmother bought herself a house close to the ranch where the two of them now sleep (grandmother and my fiance's father).

thoughts?

[LookyWhatIFound 38]

I am the USC (male). I sent in I-129F packet at end of April. May 4, 2011 is the NOA1 date.

On my foreign(female) fiance's G325A where it asks for her parent's city and country of residence we may have a small error.

Assume they were both born in Cali and have resided in Cali their whole life. Obviously Cali is the answer for place of birth for both of them.

My fiance's parents separated less than 2 years ago, yet never divorced. Her father kind of moved in with someone else in Cali about 2 years ago and he is also "administrador" of a ranch owned by his brothers right outside of Cali... 45 minutes away. Sometimes he would spend the night at the home where my fiance, my fiance's mother (thus his wife), and my fiance's grandmother (his mother) live, and sometimes he would spend the night with this other person he moved in with (also in Cali). This went on for about a year and a half. Within the last 6 months my fiance's grandmother(my fiance's father's mother) purchased a home in a small village about 5 minutes away from the ranch (thus about 40 minutes from Cali) where both my fiaance's grandmother and her father now reside. He no longer spends any nights with that someone that he kind of moved in with 2 year ago, nor does he ever spend the night where my fiance and her mother (his wife) live... though they are still married. My fiance's parents are still married, yet his name is not on anything that has to do with the home where my fiance and her mother live now. He does have a few ranch trucks and a vehicle that are registered in his name... which he purchased in Cali. He is not on the ownership of the house the grandmother (his mother) purchased in the small barrio outside of Cali. His name is on the gas bill to the house the grandmother just purchased in the small barrio.

We put his city of residence as Cali on the G-325a. Could this potentially be a problem? Do we need to have them change it to the small barrio right outside of Cali where he currently resides? If it does need to be changed, when do I change it? Now, after NOA2, at the interview, etc. If I do have it changed now, I'd hate to have to change it back to Cali again if he starts sleeping in Cali. The parents are still married, but I do not anticipate they will ever be getting back together. I.e. Nothing he owns is in the house where my fiance and her mother live... i.e. he took all his stuff and ain't coming back to their house, though it wouldn't surprise me if he were to get a place or move in with someone in Cali.

Do I need to inform someone that the G-325a is technically wrong now, or simply not worry about it. I.e. If they do any sort of backgorund check on him it will probably show that Cali is where he lives since he's been there his whole life. Basically the grandmother bought this house real close to the ranch so he wouldn't have to commute each day... and b/c he obviously needs a place to sleep each night and since he no longer lives with his wife or the other person the grandmother bought herself a house close to the ranch where the two of them now sleep (grandmother and my fiance's father).

thoughts?

I really doubt they will even know it is a mistake, G-325A is pretty standard form that is filled out with so many different types of applications and so some of the data may not even concern them.

[canadian_wife 1,818]

I messed up both my parents' location of birth on the G325A, it was a non issue. It is simply for statistic and has no bearing on your I129F

Correct it on the Ds230 and it will be fine

Good luck

[Ready to do it 101]

thanks for the replys. I will just leave it alone then.