Mistake on G-325A employment section...what should I do?

[r060106 109]

Hi all,

Alright, here's my situation:

I sent our I-130 package in early September and just came to the conclusion that I made a mistake on the Employment section of my G-325A and am a little worried about it. Back in college about 5 years ago I was employed by a local investment office as an intern. This position was only during the school year and I started in February of 2009 and took a brief respite in June 2009, returning home for the summer because I wasn't able to stay in my college's town. The office was planning on me returning and starting back up when I came back for school in September of 2009, so all I did was show up to the office on my first day back and started working. I filled out no additional paperwork and did not have to do an I-9 or anything.

Well just today after calling that employer for something regarding my baby's CRBA they told me that I was "rehired" in September of 2009, which is something I never even knew. At the time I was completely under the impression that they kept me hired but just didn't cut me any checks or anything because obviously, I wasn't working. I thought I was still an employee of the company simply returning to continue my work after the summer and that nothing had changed documentation wise. I technically wasn't unemployed because nothing ever changed. I just returned and that was it. This is what I believed when filling out the G-325A and is something I didn't even consider when signing the document. On the form I put this company down and said I was employed from February 2009 until June 2010, which was my last month at that office.

So my question is, will USCIS see this three month period of not being hired, consider me to have been unemployed and say that I lied on the forum? Obviously, I signed the document under the penalty of perjury, not knowing at the time the technicalities of my employment with that company and not trying to lie at all. Is this going to cause problems for my wife and I? If so, is there anything I can do to mitigate the situation? Any advice is much appreciated. I'm nervous about this and didn't give it a second thought when filling everything out.

Thank you

[r060106 109]

Maybe I put this in the wrong forum...

[Mark88 183]

I personally think this small gap shouldn't make any difference and you should be fine. You can always call USCIS and explain the situation to an agent.

[r060106 109]

I personally think this small gap shouldn't make any difference and you should be fine. You can always call USCIS and explain the situation to an agent.

I'm assuming I'd talk to a Tier 2 or something? Just call the general number?

[Mark88 183]

A regular officer should be able to help you, too. See how he does, if not, ask for tier 2.

[r060106 109]

Thanks a lot. Anyone else have any input?