im this close to a heart attack seriously

[ateneaalexander 10]

I am the only one that get this stressed during this process? i dont think so!

I guess its my fault i decided to do this so my fiance didnt stress out about all it, he has enough with work.

So I been getting everything ready for our interview NEXT WEEK!, all the forms and the the proof of 2 years outgoing raltionship and that i came back to mexico before the 180 days passed after my 18th birthday (since i enter to the U.S illegally) and i just relize i messed up the dates when i enter to the u.s in the I-129F pettion i put nov 27 2006 and on the DS-260 i put dec 1st 2006 wich is when i made to my dads home i put that bc they asked me to list where did i live in the u.s and for how long wich was dec 2006-nov 2009 I KNOW THIS WILL BRING PROBLEMS AT THE INTERVIEW .

ANYWAYS..

this is what i have so far and i hope im right.

CONSULATE INTERVIEW:

1.Passport

2.Birth certificate mine and his

3.2 visa pix

4.Online payment proof

5.visa appointment letter

6.DS-156 two copies

7.DS-156K two copies

8.DS-260 confirmation form two copies

9.my fiance´s W-2 and recent pay checks

PROOF OF OUTGOING RELATIONSHIP

1.facebook msgs from 2009-2010 and 2011

2.yahoo´s Mesaage archive that proves we talk everyday

3.sms messages to his phone from my yahoo

4.pictures of us from 2009 and when he came to mexico to meet my family(with dates and names of the ppl in the pictures).

5.msgs from his mom,uncle and grandmother to me.Idk if i should includethis?

Am i missing something?

And eventhou we have enough i feel like we are not good and will not get approved and stress me out and makes me cry

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

Deliberate misrepresentation can have dire consequences but making a mistake is only human. So what you do is inform the I.O. at the interview that you re-read your forms and detected a mistake you made when filling them out.

You can dance until the music stops and it won't stop until the interview is over and the I.O. kisses you goodbye.

Don't stress over it, it's a non-issue.

[BlueBonnet 84]

I agree with the above poster. To out right lie, or misrepresent yourself on the forms would be fraud. But to err is human. There is a big difference, its called intent.

When you get the opportunity to correct it, do so at that time. You will find the people at the consulate to be very professional, and hopefully understanding.

Good luck

[TBoneTX 45,291]

what you do is inform the I.O. at the interview that you re-read your forms and detected a mistake you made when filling them out.

I would raise this point first thing, as soon as you begin your meeting with the IO.

[ateneaalexander 10]

Yea i planing ondoing when they ask me if i been to the u.s before, hope i can fix that and it doesnt bring me problems