I-130 error

[MMW 2]

Ok I am a little concerned about an error my wife found on our I-130 form. Actually it is 2 items we have concerns with. First the mistake is dealing with my divorce from my previous wife back in 2001. I made an error when i listed it on the form and wrote 2000 instead of 2001. We supplied a copy of the divorce papers to USCIS with the I-130 package (which was approved) so I am hoping this wont become an issue at the interview. And the second thing that worries me about the interview is when it comes to where we will be going when we get to the states. Our original plan was to start out with my son in Ms. that is what we listed on the I-130 but he is being deployed to Afghanistan in June so we have decided to live at my son's in AL. to start with. My wife is very worried about the CO asking about the Divorce and what date she should use. I told her to use the correct date and we would point out it was a typo on the I-130. And also the place we will be going to in the states when she has her visa. We have a notarized letter from the son we will be staying with to that affect, and i told my wife just tell the truth our other son that was listed was deployed after we submitted the I-130. what are your suggestions and comments? Are these eve worth being concerned about?

Thanks

MMW

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Ok I am a little concerned about an error my wife found on our I-130 form. Actually it is 2 items we have concerns with. First the mistake is dealing with my divorce from my previous wife back in 2001. I made an error when i listed it on the form and wrote 2000 instead of 2001. We supplied a copy of the divorce papers to USCIS with the I-130 package (which was approved) so I am hoping this wont become an issue at the interview. And the second thing that worries me about the interview is when it comes to where we will be going when we get to the states. Our original plan was to start out with my son in Ms. that is what we listed on the I-130 but he is being deployed to Afghanistan in June so we have decided to live at my son's in AL. to start with. My wife is very worried about the CO asking about the Divorce and what date she should use. I told her to use the correct date and we would point out it was a typo on the I-130. And also the place we will be going to in the states when she has her visa. We have a notarized letter from the son we will be staying with to that affect, and i told my wife just tell the truth our other son that was listed was deployed after we submitted the I-130. what are your suggestions and comments? Are these eve worth being concerned about?

Thanks

MMW

Sure. I don't think that should hang you up. I think they are used to a few non material mistakes in filling out the forms. You have anticipated any questions that might be asked, but don't volunteer any information unless asked. Situations change over time, so as long as your fiancee has the correct information to answer any questions, and documentation, I would not worry.

[MMW 2]

Ok I am a little concerned about an error my wife found on our I-130 form. Actually it is 2 items we have concerns with. First the mistake is dealing with my divorce from my previous wife back in 2001. I made an error when i listed it on the form and wrote 2000 instead of 2001. We supplied a copy of the divorce papers to USCIS with the I-130 package (which was approved) so I am hoping this wont become an issue at the interview. And the second thing that worries me about the interview is when it comes to where we will be going when we get to the states. Our original plan was to start out with my son in Ms. that is what we listed on the I-130 but he is being deployed to Afghanistan in June so we have decided to live at my son's in AL. to start with. My wife is very worried about the CO asking about the Divorce and what date she should use. I told her to use the correct date and we would point out it was a typo on the I-130. And also the place we will be going to in the states when she has her visa. We have a notarized letter from the son we will be staying with to that affect, and i told my wife just tell the truth our other son that was listed was deployed after we submitted the I-130. what are your suggestions and comments? Are these eve worth being concerned about?

Thanks

MMW

Sure. I don't think that should hang you up. I think they are used to a few non material mistakes in filling out the forms. You have anticipated any questions that might be asked, but don't volunteer any information unless asked. Situations change over time, so as long as your fiancee has the correct information to answer any questions, and documentation, I would not worry.

thanks for the reply Mr. Bill, and she is my wife. We will be married 2 yrs in May.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

thanks for the reply Mr. Bill, and she is my wife. We will be married 2 yrs in May.

Congratulations on your marriage! Sorry for always having K-1 in the back of my mind.