Dates on paperwork

[alexkb5 2]

So I finally got all my paperwork and evidence filled out, signed, and dated ready to send off because the only this I was waiting on was the medical exam results to include in my I-485 application. I went to go pick up the medical exam results and asked for a copy of what was in the sealed envelope for my records; upon reviewing it i noticed quite a few errors on the medical form regarding my immunizations as the civil surgeon checked I never had the Hep B, Hep A, and the dates were wrong for MMR even though I brought all my records with me to the appointment, plus the box regarding needing a chest xray or not was not ticked at all, even though I tested negative for TB on the skin test it should of been marked "Not applicable due to negative result on skin test". So I returned it to the medical center, showed them the errors and re photo copied all my records again for them! - MAKE SURE YOUR CHECK YOU RECORDS BEFORE SENDING THE MEDICAL OFF, thank god I asked for a copy or I probably would of got an RFE.

I am now waiting for my updated medical packed which I was told could take a week or two, all my documents are dated 12/10 along with the check I've written, should I redo the forms and date them when I get my medical results, which is hopefully by mid next week or just leave it as 12/10.

Thanks!

Edited December 20, 2015 by alexkb5

[Adil & Jeanne 296]

one thing i noticed was many in the US including USCIS do not realize that other countries use day then month and if you are have a date such as 7/8 being August 7th for birthdate on foreign paperwork, they don't know enough to realize it is August and they put July of documents

Even though we put correct dates on all our paperwork and translations, we had to send in a change to correct the dates USCIS made on husbands DOB

[alexkb5 2]

Yeah, I know Australia writes day, month, year but they completely left off some immunizations checking "not age appropriate" which is an issue especially for Hep B as its a mandatory requirement unless exempt due to a medical condition. The dates they messed up on was the year writing 1998 instead of 1992.

I am just worried about the documents being too back dated before sending them in..

Edited December 20, 2015 by alexkb5

[Ausa 66]

The DR at Medibank in Sydney made an error on my form as well- I reviewed the documents at home that evening- I raced back there first thing the following morning to have it corrected- it created a lot of stress because it took a few days to receive the updated version and if I hadn't noticed it, would have delayed issuance of my visa.

Very inconvenient and stressful grrr.

I think you are fine to leave the dates as are but somebody with more knowledge will hopefully respond as well.