Discrepancy on the I-130... sigh...

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So, between the 800 times the I-130 and the G-325a asks for the beneficiary's address, I managed to get one of them out-of-sync. On the I-130, one of the beneficiary addresses reads:

"136 G*****r St" instead of: "G*****r 136th St"

I have no idea how important this is, since literally every other iteration of the address is: "G*****r 136th St." I JUST sent off a revision letter to USCIS, designating a consulate for our eventual interview, and I really don't want to have to send off another letter. But, if this is going to trigger an RFE down the road, I may as well get it done now.

Any advice/thoughts? Thanks.

[Thai family 0]

So, between the 800 times the I-130 and the G-325a asks for the beneficiary's address, I managed to get one of them out-of-sync. On the I-130, one of the beneficiary addresses reads:

"136 G*****r St" instead of: "G*****r 136th St"

I have no idea how important this is, since literally every other iteration of the address is: "G*****r 136th St." I JUST sent off a revision letter to USCIS, designating a consulate for our eventual interview, and I really don't want to have to send off another letter. But, if this is going to trigger an RFE down the road, I may as well get it done now.

Any advice/thoughts? Thanks.

I wouldn't send the USCIS any more letters, as it only seems to add to confusion. At least with an RFE your response gets directly sent to the adjudicating officer handling your case. We changed the mailing address for the beneficiary at the embassy stage successfully.

Best wishes on your journey.

-Thai Mom

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I wouldn't send the USCIS any more letters, as it only seems to add to confusion. At least with an RFE your response gets directly sent to the adjudicating officer handling your case. We changed the mailing address for the beneficiary at the embassy stage successfully.

Best wishes on your journey.

-Thai Mom

Thanks Thai Mom. My letter was really clear, and had all of the pertinent information on it, so (I hope) it shouldn't cause any confusion. Also, please note that the address isn't wrong on the I-130--either address will get to my wife. I just wrote them differently on the application. That's what I'm worried about, that the fact that one of the addresses on the I-130 does not sync up with all the others will cause confusion.

[M_n_M 1]

Don't worry at all, Either way, they don't really send her much of anything in the mail. Everything will be via email mostly...plus both addresses mean the same thing, it would be a different story if one were missing the number, but it's not... relax!! Hopefully you'll hear from USCIS soon and it won't be an RFE, it'll be an APPROVAL!!

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Don't worry at all, Either way, they don't really send her much of anything in the mail. Everything will be via email mostly...plus both addresses mean the same thing, it would be a different story if one were missing the number, but it's not... relax!! Hopefully you'll hear from USCIS soon and it won't be an RFE, it'll be an APPROVAL!!

Thanks MnM! Daram doa mikhoonam bare NOA2'am...

[M_n_M 1]

Don't worry at all, Either way, they don't really send her much of anything in the mail. Everything will be via email mostly...plus both addresses mean the same thing, it would be a different story if one were missing the number, but it's not... relax!! Hopefully you'll hear from USCIS soon and it won't be an RFE, it'll be an APPROVAL!!

Thanks MnM! Daram doa mikhoonam bare NOA2'am...

Aye Val, Ishallah zoodi miyad, az vaghti ke shohare man visa gerefte, alan processing time yek mah kamtar shode, It used to be 6 months before, and now its 5 months so don't worry, it'll come soooooon!!! Kheily doori sakhte