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So today we were looking over the DS-230 that we started filling out for my husband while I was in Turkey with him, and we checked his G-325A to make sure everything was the same, all the dates lined up, etc. While we're looking over that form--"Oops! I made a small mistake on this form... but it won't be a problem, right?"

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My husband put the wrong "From" date for his current job. He started there in September 2007 but for some reason had a brain freeze and put November '07 on the G-325A that we sent in back at the end of March. How can we rectify this, if at all? Can he just put the correct date on the DS-230 without issue? (I'm doubtful of this.) Should we try to contact USCIS to let them know of the mistake, or would that just cause bigger problems?

Augh. Thank you.

Married: March 16, 2010
Sent I-130: March 31, 2010
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Check cashed: April 22, 2010
Touched: April 23, 2010
NOA2: October 2, 2010
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NVC Received: October 27, 2010
Received DS-3032/I-864 bill: October 30, 2010
Paid I-864 bill: November 3, 2010
I-864 bill shows as PAID: November 5, 2010
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Return completed I-864: ????
Return completed DS-3032 (email): November 4, 2010
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Receive IV bill: ????
Pay IV bill: ????

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I also made a few mistakes on the G-325a. I listed the location of both my parents' birth incorrectly. Now, seriously, how was USCIS to know where my parents were born to catch the mistake - they couldn't and didn't. I corrected the mistake on the Ds-230 and mentioned it at the interview and it was not an issue

Good luck

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Medical
May 4, 2009


Interview
May, 26, 2009


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Removal of Conditions
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Biometrics - June 2, 2011 (early)
Approval - November 9, 2011
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I also made a few mistakes on the G-325a. I listed the location of both my parents' birth incorrectly. Now, seriously, how was USCIS to know where my parents were born to catch the mistake - they couldn't and didn't. I corrected the mistake on the Ds-230 and mentioned it at the interview and it was not an issue

Good luck

Thank you! It seems like they're pretty strict about stuff like where foreign spouses/fiance(e)s have lived, and so I imagine they'd be the same way about jobs. But it's really good to know that it wasn't an issue for you; hopefully it'll be smooth sailing for us too.

Thanks!

Married: March 16, 2010
Sent I-130: March 31, 2010
NOA1: April 21, 2010
Check cashed: April 22, 2010
Touched: April 23, 2010
NOA2: October 2, 2010
DONE with USCIS

NVC Received: October 27, 2010
Received DS-3032/I-864 bill: October 30, 2010
Paid I-864 bill: November 3, 2010
I-864 bill shows as PAID: November 5, 2010
Receive I-864 package: ????
Return completed I-864: ????
Return completed DS-3032 (email): November 4, 2010
Return completed DS-3032 (mail mail): November 24, 2010
Receive IV bill: ????
Pay IV bill: ????

ENTERED US: August 17, 2011

Removal of Conditions

Mail package to California Service Center: ????

Receive NOA: ????

Biometrics appointment: ????

Conditions removed: ????


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