Please help: G325 has a mistake

[Tokai Moshai 0]

Here is what happened, I know it shouldn't have been, but did happen nevertheless. Please help me out finding a solution, and if you have any idea please let me know what can be the effect of this mistake.

here is what it is: when I applied for my wife's K3 visa, I filled out her G325 as well. I made a mistake on her mother's last name. She did not notice it either and signed it. She is facing the interview soon, and we just found it out (looking at the saved pdf and other files). I think its worth mentioning here, the last name I gave and the actual last name, none of them are her father's last name.

What can be the effect of it? What should I do now?

[khattak 1]

an honest clerical mistake ...would be my answer

[Tokai Moshai 0]

shoud we bring this up to them or wait for them to find it out?

I mean, I don't wanna invite trouble, but at the same time, don't wanna face, "if u knew about it, why did not u tell us?"

[simple_male 1]

Here is what happened, I know it shouldn't have been, but did happen nevertheless. Please help me out finding a solution, and if you have any idea please let me know what can be the effect of this mistake.

here is what it is: when I applied for my wife's K3 visa, I filled out her G325 as well. I made a mistake on her mother's last name. She did not notice it either and signed it. She is facing the interview soon, and we just found it out (looking at the saved pdf and other files). I think its worth mentioning here, the last name I gave and the actual last name, none of them are her father's last name.

What can be the effect of it? What should I do now?

Tokai,

So I see your wife is in Bangladesh like me. I am a Bangladeshi American. If I understand your post correctly, you wrote your mother-in-law's maiden name instead of her married name. But, if you take a look at the G-325A form carefully, then you will notice that for mother, they are asking for her maiden name, not her married name. So you are fine, if my assumption is correct.

Edited August 22, 2006 by simple_male