Repost: Typographical Error on Birth of Place in G-325A and I-129F

[chipsahoy 3]

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

[kitkat1 5]

Administrative review is not generally the result of a small error like this. Just bring it up at the interview before they question you about it, and clear up any confusion.

[sunandmoon 450]

I don't think that will be a big issue. once the petition arrives at the Embassy, your fiance can call to see if it needs to be corrected.

[chipsahoy 3]

Thanks for your encouragement kitkat1 and Roy and Yazi...