I-129F K1 Birth Place Error

[Bacon 0]

I was going over my paperwork again and I believe I may have selected the wrong box on my application.

I was born on a military base in Japan, however, my family has always stated that if it is a military base it is considered U.S. territory. So I selected Born in the U.S. I've seen some postings on here stating that even if you were born outside of the U.S. on a military base you are to say you acquired your citizenship through your parents.

I supplied a copy of my birth certificate and a copy of my passport.

I'm not sure if I can do anything about this other than wait out an RFE. I was wondering if anyone had any other advice?

[payxibka 10,045]

they will figure it out based on the documents you sent

[Bacon 0]

Okay, so I passed through the VCS and was able to get my NOA2. But when I was looking at the Affidavit of Support it says to provide place of birth. Which I would have to put as Japan. Then it says that if I wasn't born in the US to pick one of the options below. So essentially, I would have to pick US by parents.

But this isn't what I put on the I-129F form. I'm wondering if this would matter since I did pass through the VCS so obviously they've verified that I'm a US citizen.