I-130 ....Denial...what grounds

[lkekandi 0]

we sent our I-130 off in Sept and received our NOA1 Jan, but then i took a closer look at our marriage certificate and realised their is a mistake on it(says my husband is a bachelor when he's infact a divorcee). Will the deny our petition because of this mistake or should i send the correct certificate which we have now recieved...the joys of getting married in the Caribbean

[Sand 5]

we sent our I-130 off in Sept and received our NOA1 Jan, but then i took a closer look at our marriage certificate and realised their is a mistake on it(says my husband is a bachelor when he's infact a divorcee). Will the deny our petition because of this mistake or should i send the correct certificate which we have now recieved...the joys of getting married in the Caribbean

Before you send the correct one, make an info pass. and ask them about ur situation, maybe u got just REF. i am not sure but to clarify it, as i said make an info pass.

Edited January 30, 2008 by Sand

[j.debonis 0]

I would simply sit on it. Wait for an RFE. If no RFE, then forget about it and send in the corrected MC when NVC requests it with the other documents.

James

[mateo 0]

Did you send the divorce decree? I think that is the most important document. If he was divorced then theoretically he was single. If previous spouses are listed and the divorce decree was sent in then I would not worry and I would just wait. As long as you are not deceving them then you are all set. If however you did not send in the documents then that is a different story.

[lkekandi 0]

Did you send the divorce decree? I think that is the most important document. If he was divorced then theoretically he was single. If previous spouses are listed and the divorce decree was sent in then I would not worry and I would just wait. As long as you are not deceving them then you are all set. If however you did not send in the documents then that is a different story.

Oh yes we sent the decree and on the G-325A we declared his former spouse and eveything like that. Its only the marriage certificate says his "condition" is Bachelor. I called Uscis this morning and one agent told me that its the same thing as long as he was not married when we got married thats fine and another agent...I'm a worrier so I called twice... told me to just send in the correct certificate with a copy of our NOA1 explaining about the error on the first certificate which I'm going to do next week