Wrote down wrong "country of citizenship" during fingerprint

[klsun 0]

Hey guys, i just did the fingerprint today. So when i got there, they had me fill in a form which one section askes "country of citizenship." i put down china instead of macau. I realized i put down the wrong thing when i get home. What will happen? Should i do something? What can i do?

Edited October 13, 2012 by klsun

[cupoftea 1]

Hey guys, i just did the fingerprint today. So when i got there, they had me fill in a form which one section askes "country of citizenship." i put down china instead of macau. I realized i put down the wrong thing when i get home. What will happen? Should i do something? What can i do?

I would wait until your interview and tell the interviewer on the same-day. The immigration officer will probably go through all the information you provide and will correct the answer if he/she sees anything wrong.

[No-Where-Man 147]

As far as I am aware, during your interview, the officer will go over your N-400 . No where I heared or saw cases where the officer will go through or mentioned the finger prints form that you filled however, I would bring it up at the begining of the interview and make the officer aware of it just in case.

This will show you are not trying to hide or misrepresent anything.

You will be fine.

Good luck in your incoming interview:)

[ConcordUser 18]

I don't think it is a problem. You can explain in the interview. If it is bothering you, go for info pass meeting and explain the details.

[klsun 0]

Thank you so much!