question on I-751 form

[ikyang 1]

i filed to remove conditions last dec 2007 got biometrics, 2/12/08. and i now i noticed that on the i-751 form which asks for other names used including maiden name i wrote "N/A". am i screwed? im so worried... i should wrote my maiden name but gosh, i put N/A instead...im very worried about this.

i know this kinda rare, but anybody here similar to my situation?

[ikyang 1]

please i need some advise here. do i need to send a new i-751 form? and explain that it was just a typo error? or ill just wait? please....

[Scalpel 14]

i filed to remove conditions last dec 2007 got biometrics, 2/12/08. and i now i noticed that on the i-751 form which asks for other names used including maiden name i wrote "N/A". am i screwed? im so worried... i should wrote my maiden name but gosh, i put N/A instead...im very worried about this.

i know this kinda rare, but anybody here similar to my situation?

Well, it's no use worrying about it now since there isn't so much you can do at this point. But here are some options to consider:

1. Leave things as they are, keep your fingers crossed and console yourself with the fact that what will be will be

2. Send a letter to the center currently handling your application, informing them and asking them to excuse the omission

3. Withdraw the entire application and refile with the correct information (this choice is costly, though)

[simple_male 1]

i filed to remove conditions last dec 2007 got biometrics, 2/12/08. and i now i noticed that on the i-751 form which asks for other names used including maiden name i wrote "N/A". am i screwed? im so worried... i should wrote my maiden name but gosh, i put N/A instead...im very worried about this.

i know this kinda rare, but anybody here similar to my situation?

Don't worry that much. You will get an RFE as the worst case. But they may not issue an RFE also. Just wait and see. There is no need to send another I-751.

[ikyang 1]

i decided to just to wait so not to mess up!

is that part "other names used including maiden name" a big thing for them in making decisions on my application?

please i need advise, im so confuse.

[Scalpel 14]

i decided to just to wait so not to mess up!

is that part "other names used including maiden name" a big thing for them in making decisions on my application?

please i need advise, im so confuse.

I completely agree that you should let sleeping dogs lie.

Yes, that question is a "biggie" especially for security reasons. If you were an adjudication officer, you definitely don't want to approve a terrorist, a person with a terrible criminal history who perhaps has changed his/her name to avoid detection. If you don't have any skeletons in your closet then you shouldn't lose any sleep over this omission. Worst case scenario is that you might suffer a little delay in terms of a RFE. A denial is very unlikely to result from an honest omission like yours.