Help!!

[Keem12 9]

So my wife goes in for her interview on Thursday and we were reviewing everything and documents and I saw that they're some questions (3) that we didn't answer in the CEAC and I made an error with 1. Will she be rejected because of it? We can't change it before it was accepted. 

[JFH 12,191]

Depends on the questions and how big of an error. A typo in the spelling of her father’s middle name, for example, is unlikely to be an issue. Answering incorrectly to a question concerning criminal history, for example, is a huge issue. 

[Keem12 9]

10 minutes ago, JFH said:

Depends on the questions and how big of an error. A typo in the spelling of her father’s middle name, for example, is unlikely to be an issue. Answering incorrectly to a question concerning criminal history, for example, is a huge issue. 

The 1 question was: does  your wife plan to accompany you at later date in the USA and I sum how I  put no

Edited November 6, 2019 by Keem12

[JFH 12,191]

6 minutes ago, Keem12 said:

The 1 question was: does  your wife plan to accompany you at later date in the USA and I sum how I  put no

That question is asked of the beneficiary and doesn’t apply to spouses of USCs. The DS-260 is a multi-purpose for for all immigrant visa types so some questions do not apply to you. But this question should not have appeared if you answered the previous sections correctly. This question applies to visa types that allow derivatives and trailing spouses. 

[Keem12 9]

3 minutes ago, JFH said:

That question is asked of the beneficiary and doesn’t apply to spouses of USCs. The DS-260 is a multi-purpose for for all immigrant visa types so some questions do not apply to you. But this question should not have appeared if you answered the previous sections correctly. This question applies to visa types that allow derivatives and trailing spouses. 

Ok. Seems like we are ok. Can I ask 1 other question? 

[Keem12 9]

17 minutes ago, JFH said:

That question is asked of the beneficiary and doesn’t apply to spouses of USCs. The DS-260 is a multi-purpose for for all immigrant visa types so some questions do not apply to you. But this question should not have appeared if you answered the previous sections correctly. This question applies to visa types that allow derivatives and trailing spouses. 

I am about to move and I just got the address today, can I give her the address and let she make them change it at the embassy? So they don't send the greencard at the wrong place

[bakphx1 789]

1 hour ago, Keem12 said:

I am about to move and I just got the address today, can I give her the address and let she make them change it at the embassy? So they don't send the greencard at the wrong place

Yes, do provide that.  She should also be able to confirm the address once she arrives at POE to see what they have and update there if needed.  That’s the final paperwork submitted for green card processing.

[Keem12 9]

5 minutes ago, bakphx1 said:

Yes, do provide that.  She should also be able to confirm the address once she arrives at POE to see what they have and update there if needed.  That’s the final paperwork submitted for green card processing.

The CEAC site won't let me change the address, I told her just to say something to them at the embassy and border, can I ask a question? 

Edited November 6, 2019 by Keem12

[bakphx1 789]

13 minutes ago, Keem12 said:

The CEAC site won't let me change the address, I told her just to say something to them at the embassy and border, can I ask a question? 

That’s exactly what she should do.  Sure ask away.

[Keem12 9]

Just now, bakphx1 said:

That’s exactly what she should do.  Sure ask away.

So I re-read what I put into the CEAC and it turns out i didn't made an error. I just miss 6 samples questions (my opinion) and I think it was back when the site was having a lot of errors. They accepted and the CEAC site, you can't change once the stuff are accepted. Should she say something or wait on them to ask, if they ask?

[bakphx1 789]

5 minutes ago, Keem12 said:

So I re-read what I put into the CEAC and it turns out i didn't made an error. I just miss 6 samples questions (my opinion) and I think it was back when the site was having a lot of errors. They accepted and the CEAC site, you can't change once the stuff are accepted. Should she say something or wait on them to ask, if they ask?

If they accepted it and she had an interview scheduled, all you can do is provide it if they ask at the interview.  She can offer if they are material, but without knowing which questions I can’t say for sure.  

[Keem12 9]

Have you ever travel to another country within 5years

If I had another email/phone number for the last 5years

If I wish to share another social media (well I gave them all) 

Are you the spouse, son, or daughter of an individual who has engaged in terrorist activity, including providing financial assistance or other support to terrorists or terrorist organizations, in the last five years? 

That's it 

Have you ever been removed or deported from a country? The final 1

Edited November 6, 2019 by Keem12

[carmel34 3,650]

10 hours ago, Keem12 said:

I am about to move and I just got the address today, can I give her the address and let she make them change it at the embassy? So they don't send the greencard at the wrong place

In addition to providing the new address at the visa interview, and also at POE, make sure you submit a change of address online at the USCIS website.  My husband entered the US on a CR-1 visa on August 19, gave his new US addresss to the CBP officer, but a few weeks later when he contacted USCIS to ask about when his green card would be mailed, they still had his old US address in their system, so he completed an online change of address with USCIS.  He's still waiting for his green card and it has been almost three months.  After four months he will contact USCIS again.  Good luck!

[Keem12 9]

She will be on the  ir1 because we got married but we decided she should remain in her home country until her college was up. (Been married 2yrs n 5months) thanks for the tip. I didn't even remember USCIS at this point 😂

Oh can you say what particular questions they ask your spouse?