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Yesterday, I was checking the copies of I-129F packet my fiance sent to Homeland Security. As I was browsing, I noticed that MY place of birth written on the forms was Quezon City, but on my BC it is Manila.. And all the forms I have (eg., school docs, passport, NBI, SSS card, etc). Okay, it was plain typo-error. I was (maybe) abstracted when I was filling out the G-325A form. And my fiance just copied what was on my G-325A to I-129F. The QC on my BC was my mom's place of residence when she gave birth of me. Awww!! Our I-129F application is already approved and we already have case number.. On our I-129F packet, attached were the copy of my BC and passport. Didn't the USCIS browse it and should have put our petition under RFE because of that?

Is this enough reason to be under AR? Any suggestion what we/I can do as early as now so we/I can foreclose this?

Any advice would be highly appreciated.. Thank you!

Thick-witted,

Julie :D

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Don't think is gonna be a big deal. :thumbs:

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DCF Frankfurt Germany

01/12/2007 I-130 filed in person at the Consulate in Frankfurt

01/17/2007 Faxed the checklist to the Immigrant Visa Unit in Frankfurt

03/29/2007 Got letter from USCIS to provide evidence that our marriage is bona fide

04/02/2007 Sent to USCIS lots of evidence

05/03/2007 I have an unofficial "PETITION APPROVED" ...waiting for confirmation from Consulate

05/07/2007 Received email from USCIS ROME confirming that our petition was approved (why Rome? because we complained to the District Office Rome about the Sub-Office Frankfurt..it took too long for our petition to be approved)...now waiting for the interview letter from the Consulate

05/18/2007 E-mail from IV Frankfurt, our interview was scheduled for May 29th

05/19/2007 Packet 4 in the mail: ja ja ja interview letter

05/29/2007 Interview at 7.30 a.m. APPROVED Thank you, God!

06/01/2007 Visa arrived !

06/03/2007 Mayday on the plane POE Cincinnati

Living in Maryland

06/21/2007 Welcome Notice from USCIS

06/29/2007 Applied for SSN at the local Office

07/07/2007 Green Card arrived

07/09/2007 Another 2 Welcome Letters from USCIS...God, they really love me! :D

07/20/2007 Social Security Card arrived

Living@working in Maryland :)

01/18/2009 PCS-ing to Stuttgart Germany

Feb 2009 Received letter from VSC to start removing conditions.

Getting ready the packet for Removing Conditions I-751

03/12/2009 Mailed the I-751 packet to Vermont Service Center

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We had a similar issue with his mother's maiden name. No problems so far!

Timeline

AOS

Mailed AOS, EAD and AP Sept 11 '07

Recieved NOA1's for all Sept 23 or 24 '07

Bio appt. Oct. 24 '07

EAD/AP approved Nov 26 '07

Got the AP Dec. 3 '07

AOS interview Feb 7th (5 days after the 1 year anniversary of our K1 NOA1!

Stuck in FBI name checks...

Got the GC July '08

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Just inform the consular officer during the interview and he/she shoudl appreciate you to bring it to his/her attention.

Yesterday, I was checking the copies of I-129F packet my fiance sent to Homeland Security. As I was browsing, I noticed that MY place of birth written on the forms was Quezon City, but on my BC it is Manila.. And all the forms I have (eg., school docs, passport, NBI, SSS card, etc). Okay, it was plain typo-error. I was (maybe) abstracted when I was filling out the G-325A form. And my fiance just copied what was on my G-325A to I-129F. The QC on my BC was my mom's place of residence when she gave birth of me. Awww!! Our I-129F application is already approved and we already have case number.. On our I-129F packet, attached were the copy of my BC and passport. Didn't the USCIS browse it and should have put our petition under RFE because of that?

Is this enough reason to be under AR? Any suggestion what we/I can do as early as now so we/I can foreclose this?

Any advice would be highly appreciated.. Thank you!

Thick-witted,

Julie :D

I-130 Timeline with USCIS:

It took 92 days for I-130 to get approved from the filing date

NVC Process of I-130:

It took 78 days to complete the NVC process

Interview Process at The U.S. Embassy

Interview took 223 days from the I-130 filing date. Immigrant Visa was issued right after the interview

Filed: Other Country: China
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Just inform the consular officer during the interview and he/she shoudl appreciate you to bring it to his/her attention.
Yesterday, I was checking the copies of I-129F packet my fiance sent to Homeland Security. As I was browsing, I noticed that MY place of birth written on the forms was Quezon City, but on my BC it is Manila.. And all the forms I have (eg., school docs, passport, NBI, SSS card, etc). Okay, it was plain typo-error. I was (maybe) abstracted when I was filling out the G-325A form. And my fiance just copied what was on my G-325A to I-129F. The QC on my BC was my mom's place of residence when she gave birth of me. Awww!! Our I-129F application is already approved and we already have case number.. On our I-129F packet, attached were the copy of my BC and passport. Didn't the USCIS browse it and should have put our petition under RFE because of that?

Is this enough reason to be under AR? Any suggestion what we/I can do as early as now so we/I can foreclose this?

Any advice would be highly appreciated.. Thank you!

Thick-witted,

Julie :D

I would not call attention to this matter. That COULD get you AR. What I recommend is making certain the visa applications and all further paperwork shows the birthplace to match the birth certificate. If it does, there will be nothing for the Consulate Officers to notice or be concerned about.

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