Affidavit from relatives mistake

[C and M 6]

Real quick; I mailed my I-130/I-130A a couple of days. Reviewing my copies, I found that the affidavit written by mother-in-law had a mistake (when I proposed), and my mother’s affidavit had a mistake as well (reception was off by a month). Both affidavits talk about these situations. I’m trying to tell myself this is nothing to worry about. Should I be concerned? If so, what should I do?

 

Thank you. 

[Crazy Cat 42,656]

Affidavits are of very little value.......anyone can attest to anything in an affidavit.........even I would consider writing one for you if the money was right....😉

In other words, I wouldn't worry too much.

[arken 4,197]

I also say don’t worry. Affidavits from parents would be too boring for them to read in detail to spot such mistakes.

[carmel34 3,664]

You should be fine if you sent lots of other good evidence of a bona fide marriage, including passport stamps, photos, hotel receipts, boarding passes as evidence of time spent together, plus documents showing financial co-mingling (joint credit card accounts, beneficiary on retirement accounts, joint health insurance, will, living will, etc.).  If all you sent were these affidavits, it's not the error that will be a problem, but insufficient evidence overall to support your petition and eventually visa application.  What other evidence did you send with the petition?