Small mistake on notarized I134

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So I got the notarized I134 back, but argh, I spotted a small mistake on it. Although small, lol, fiance put down the wrong age! (dumb dumb dumb) Instead of 32 he put down 33. Now is this going to be a problem and should we just fill out a new I134 or should I take this one to the interview? Fiance says he cannot imagine this being such a problem that it will lead to a visa denial, but me, being stressed out by the whole process as it is is totally not sure about that. So, I just basically would like to know what anyone else would do.....

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So I got the notarized I134 back, but argh, I spotted a small mistake on it. Although small, lol, fiance put down the wrong age! (dumb dumb dumb) Instead of 32 he put down 33. Now is this going to be a problem and should we just fill out a new I134 or should I take this one to the interview? Fiance says he cannot imagine this being such a problem that it will lead to a visa denial, but me, being stressed out by the whole process as it is is totally not sure about that. So, I just basically would like to know what anyone else would do.....

I would get a new one..Even if there is only a ridiculously small chance that they don't accept this form at the interview, I wouldn't like to be bothered after all this time waiting for this visa by a small mistake that could be corrected .. But that's only because I am extremely stressed out..

By the way, I am also worried about the I-134 (my interview is next month), maybe you can tell me what you think: Our co-sponsor wrote on the form that they intend to provide room and board for me for a year..Do you know if it's enough or should they say for 2,3, 5 years, indefinitely??!! Are they any rules you know of?

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We also thought that a year was much more time than needed, especially since they are only the co-sponsors, but maybe your way is better, I'll tell them to make it "as long as I am there" or something similar..

Thank you

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Well, we're just getting a new I-134 notarized, this time with the correct age on it. Luckily fiance can get it notarized for free at work. I'll be sending the checklist back to the consulate this week and hopefully they will give me an interview date soon.