Hello! New member here.

[Rj & Kristine 7]

Hello everyone. I'm lurking the VJ website since I started making preparations for my CR1 application for my wife. This website helped me a lot and the necessary documents needed for the whole application. I know that the journey for the whole process have just started. I already mailed my I-130 and just got a message & email this morning that they received my application and has been forwarded to Nebraska Processing Center.

One thing I discovered though after going through my copies is that I missed to write the year of my parents birthdate in my g325a form. Everything else is okay though. But what will happen to that? I keep on thinking about it. ugh. even after 3-4 times of checking everything. but hopefully all goes well. Praying and hoping for smooth and fast process.

Edited April 19, 2014 by tintumz22

[palu 23]

Don't sweat it. I think many of us have made mistakes along the way on one form or other. If it is important enough, you will hear from them. I can not believe, despite my best efforts, the number of mistakes I made and never heard a thing about it.

[pushbrk 12,569]

Hello everyone. I'm lurking the VJ website since I started making preparations for my CR1 application for my wife. This website helped me a lot and the necessary documents needed for the whole application. I know that the journey for the whole process have just started. I already mailed my I-130 and just got a message & email this morning that they received my application and has been forwarded to Nebraska Processing Center.

One thing I discovered though after going through my copies is that I missed to write the year of my parents birthdate in my g325a form. Everything else is okay though. But what will happen to that? I keep on thinking about it. ugh. even after 3-4 times of checking everything. but hopefully all goes well. Praying and hoping for smooth and fast process.

Since you filed the I-130 "petition" (it is not a CR1 application) it is time to learn the rest of the process, where your spouse will actually "apply" for a visa, AFTER your "petition" is approved. The DS260 is the "visa application" used for the CR1 visa. Start learning the NVC process, so you'll be prepared for it.