Help! Forgot to Include Birthplace & Birth Date and Submitted Copies for I-751 Affidavits

[nightowl00 0]

Greetings. I mailed out my I-751 request yesterday and I just realized there were two mistakes with the affidavits... First, my mother-in-law didn't put her birthplace and birth date on her affidavit. Second, I sent out a copy instead of an original affidavit that was written by my sister-in-law because the original letter was lost in the mailing process. After reading the instructions carefully (which I should have done...), birthplace and birth date are mandatory and originals should be filed instead of a copy for affidavits. Do those really matter? Will I get a RFE? I've heard the processing time with removing conditions have been very slow recently. Hopefully this won't delay the process... I'm so nervous... Please help. Thank you all in advance!

Edited November 24, 2016 by nightowl00

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

You won't get an RFE, they may not even read the affadavits, they count for very little, as they expect that of course friends and family would say nice things.

Much more important is evidence of living together, financial co-mingling and such.

[nightowl00 0]

Thank you so much! I feel so much relieved now =)