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Hi all! I just have a concern here regarding my G-325A about my mother's birthplace. I was trying to fill up my G-325A for my AOS when I checked the file we had submitted before for my K1 petition,Sta. Cruz, Manila was written there. But when I checked my birth certificate, it says Tondo,Manila. So I'm totally confused now on what I'm going to write there. I do want to put her birthplace that's being typed on my birth certificate. You think I'll be RFE'd for this? Any enlightenment please. Thanks! smile.gif

07/20/2011- Got married!

AOS PROCESS:

10/08/2011- Sent AOS, EAD and AP thru USPS Priority Mail

10/13/2011- NOA1 via text/e-mail notification

10/14/2011- Check cashed

10/19/2011- NOA1 hardcopy received in mail

11/01/2011- Biometrics appointment schedule

12/05/2011- EAD/AP approved

12/15/2011- Combo card received in the mail

02/07/2012- AOS interview approved

ROC PROCESS:

11/09/2013

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It might come up, but I doubt you'll be RFE'd. Answer honestly, and, if it comes up, you have a more than plausable explanation. It's an extremely immaterial fact of the case and I would be very surprised if they made an issue of it.

But have your explanation and a copy of her certificate ready should it become a problem.

You could attach a page explaining this, but I personally think it'll be unnecessary and draw too much attention to something that doesn't matter. But that's just my opinion. Do what you feel is right.

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Type what's on official document (birth certificate). Mistakes happen and you should be fine, I don't think they will send you RFE for that (but if they do you can explain that it was a mistake). Parents' birth places are not that important anyway.

My Immigration Journey:

K1: June 2010 - December 2010

AOS: April 2011 - June 2011

ROC: April 2013 - August 2013

Naturalization: March 2014 - August 2014

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Thanks guys! I'll just write what's on my birth certificate. It will definitely make me feel at ease. biggrin.gif

07/20/2011- Got married!

AOS PROCESS:

10/08/2011- Sent AOS, EAD and AP thru USPS Priority Mail

10/13/2011- NOA1 via text/e-mail notification

10/14/2011- Check cashed

10/19/2011- NOA1 hardcopy received in mail

11/01/2011- Biometrics appointment schedule

12/05/2011- EAD/AP approved

12/15/2011- Combo card received in the mail

02/07/2012- AOS interview approved

ROC PROCESS:

11/09/2013

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