Question

[Jen and Geert 4]

Just when you think you did everything right you find something that you forgot meh ><

I checked over my I-130 many times before I send it off, but realized that some of the dates I listed on our photographs are a little off. On back of photo's I listed Date, Place, Description I wanted them to be as accurate as possible.

(Husband had forgot to change time on digital camera so it put picture dates in Netherlands time which is 7 hour time difference from here Central time USA) Most of the dates looked okay but a couple that were taken in the afternoon ended up getting the date for the next day so I missed the mistake. I can take screenshots on computer of these times to show the mistake, so should I worry about this and when would be a time to do something about it? I just wouldn't want it to cause a problem in the future.

Thanks,

Jen and Geert

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Oh uh - better call USCIS CSI!

I wouldn't be worried about it - a few days off - no big deal.

Now if your years off, then that may hamper you

But seriously, I wouldn't sweat it.

[IndigoSkies 168]

I would assume that this is fine. I mean if question arises later about this, you can always explain why the date is off.

[Jen and Geert 4]

Yes only a few Photo's are off by only a day or 7 hours, so it's not that bad, but thanks just needed some reassurance.

[Bernie C 24]

I wouldn't worry about that - come to think of it - I dont think the dates are off at all, just depends on what continent you are on in perspective to the date and time

Easily justified if it were to crop up!

[OBX 51]

Not a big deal at all, don't worry about it. I can't see it being a problem, you will be fine.

Edited May 4, 2010 by OBX

[Bobby+Umit 161]

I wouldn't worry about that - come to think of it - I dont think the dates are off at all, just depends on what continent you are on in perspective to the date and time

Easily justified if it were to crop up!

I remember reading something about one interview, where they wanted the actual pictures (digital) to verify the date (exif data), the couples story didn't add up for the meeting, (it might of been in the USCIS denials that I remember it from).

It was months gap or something like that. At the time I thought "Hmm they really want to know the exact date...", but I haven't come across anymore occurrences like that.