Enter wrong birthday on form I-130 and on g325a. Transpost the month and the date.

[jn98 1]

I accidentally transposed the birthday date on form I 130 and form G325a.  It was supposed to be 02/12/1995, but I enter as 12/02/1995.  I just receive NOA1 in 02/02/2017.  What should I do now. 

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

Wait for an RFE' if none is received, send corrected documents the next time you are required to send documents (likely NVC stage), with a short cover letter explaining what happened.

[jn98 1]

Thank you for the respond, do you know if I should fill out form I-130 and G325a with the correct birthday and sent it during NVC (RFE)

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

yes, I would send new versions of anything where you made a mistake.

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.

[jn98 1]

 I am not quite sure what you mean by that can you explain more in details.  Thanks for your assistance 

[agripa 100]

On 2/13/2017 at 7:27 PM, Jovana98 said:

 I am not quite sure what you mean by that can you explain more in details.  Thanks for your assistance 

I think what @Penguin_ie means is that you should fill out corrected versions of all forms and keep it ready. You should send it in one of two instances: (i) when they send you an RFE (request for further evidence) for your I-130 application, or (ii) if your I-130 application is approved and sent to the NVC; send in the corrected forms along with your other application materials at that time. You can write a note stating what the mistake was.

 

These are probably the best options. If you send in the corrected forms right now, there's no guarantee it will synch up with your application. It's best to wait for one of the two situations I've outlined above. However, if you're really worried about it, feel free to call the customer service for USCIS and if you're lucky enough to reach a human being you can ask what exactly should be done.

[jn98 1]

Thank you for your respond, I did call the Uscis,they did informed me to write a letter stating what I did wrong on the form I 130 and on the form G325a with my received number and send it to my uscis office.  

[jn98 1]

I just got this email can someone explains,

 

Go Good afternoon:

We have received your service request regarding your approved I-130. You indicated that you erroneously provided the wrong (error) on the (Form) I-130 and you would like to correct it. However, this case was approved, therefore, in order for your case to be processed as desired, you must submit an amended application/petition with the proper fees and signature.

We hope this information is helpful to you.

XM205

[mallafri76 1,012]

On 3/13/2017 at 5:20 PM, jn98 said:

I just got this email can someone explains,

 

Go Good afternoon:

We have received your service request regarding your approved I-130. You indicated that you erroneously provided the wrong (error) on the (Form) I-130 and you would like to correct it. However, this case was approved, therefore, in order for your case to be processed as desired, you must submit an amended application/petition with the proper fees and signature.

We hope this information is helpful to you.

XM205

Yeah, you should have kept your mouth shut and listened to the advise you got here on VJ. Sounds like you need to submit a new petition with the correct information, pay the fee again and wait another review period of 5 plus months.