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Found some errors in my N400 after I filled online

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Hi all, I filled my N400 online on Wednesday and now reviewing the printed form I am freaking out. Seems like online form asks questions in a different way or order that sometimes goes against the printed form.

Part 6. Info about your parents, none of my parents is a USC but online I was asked first if they were married before I was 18yo which leads to the questions if they USC. On the form I was not supposed to answer none of that given that none of my parents is a USC.

Also on Part 9, I mistakenly listed a trip that lasted less than 24 hours to Mexico and also did not check the NO box where it asks if the trip lasted 6 months or more. However the dates are correct from 09.16.2016 to 09.17.2016 and total days say 0. It happens that I crossed the border twice in two days and I did not know how was that going to be considered. I was assisting to a wedding but staying in Texas. I guess that online form and having filled the application at work made me not see this mistakes.

I already received the payment acceptance notice and the biometrics scheduled notice.

I suffer from anxiety so I am already throwing up thinking about all possible darkest scenarios and outcomes. Do you guys think this errors are going to be taken seriously? 

Please let me know your thoughts. Should I do anything at this point?

Any input will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

 

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If you review some of the interview experiences of others on here, the process includes going through the N-400 with the CO asking you to confirm the answers provided and making any corrections that are necessary.  It's pretty common for errors to be made on these forms (for many applicants English is a second language) and in your case you've actually over-disclosed so you shouldn't worry about it and just relax for the long process ahead.

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I had an error on ours too. I printed a new page which we will give them during the interview. It's not a problem.

I am the US Citizen

 

Journey to Citizenship for my spouse

Day 1    11-20-2017  Filed N-400 Online

Day 1    11-20-2017  NOA1 for N-400

Day 4    11-24-2017  NOA1 hardcopy arrived in the mail

Day 25  12-15-2017  Biometrics Appointment at Ft Smith, AR ASC

Day 104 03-02-2018 Notified Interview Letter Sent.

Day 151 04-18-2018 Interview at Fort Smith, AR 

Day 174 05-11-2018 Oath Ceremony at Fort Smith USCIS.

 

Day 1,370 - JOURNEY from K1 Visa to Oath of Citizenship is now COMPLETE!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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