Mistake on approved I-129f

[starlgtswthart 1]

Hello!

My fiancé (UK) and I (US) caught a mistake on our approved I-129f form. When we were filling out the form I misinterpreted his answer for question Part 3, 4a. Have you ever been arrested? He had told me he received a caution in 2000, when he was 18, for drunk and disorderly conduct, I thought that meant he received a warning and was released. So I marked "No" to the question when I should have said "yes" he has been arrested.

 

We received our NOA2 approval in September (we are waiting to hear from NVC currently) and I am not sure who to contact now to rectify the error.  I couldn’t find anything on the forum about this situation; can anyone suggest a best course of action?

[Chancy 6,241]

55 minutes ago, starlgtswthart said:

My fiancé (UK) and I (US) caught a mistake on our approved I-129f form. When we were filling out the form I misinterpreted his answer for question Part 3, 4a.

 

Part 3 of the I-129F is about you (the US citizen petitioner), not your beneficiary.  So, have you (the USC) ever been arrested?  If you answered Part 3 based on your beneficiary's criminal information (if any), that was wrong.  The beneficiary's criminal background (if any) should be disclosed on the DS-160 visa application form, not the I-129F petition.

 

[starlgtswthart 1]

Hi Chancy

Thank you for replying.

I spent the past 14 months trying to forget about the application, so when we were discussing the next steps, the police certificate, I had misremembered and thought part 3 of the I-129f was for him.  Now that I’ve reviewed our I-129f application again, I had filled out part 3 knowing that the questions were pertaining to me. I had panic posted! I appreciate the prompt response.

[Wuozopo 4,293]

15 hours ago, starlgtswthart said:

He had told me he received a caution in 2000, when he was 18, for drunk and disorderly conduct, I

Order your police certificate now and a Subject Access Report, both from ACRO.  The SAR will detail incident that was hidden or stepped down.

 

Also because this is an alcohol related incident, it will be noted and further discussed at the medical exam. You need to read this entire thread from another London applicant to prepare yourself for possibilities at the medical.

 

Edited October 8, 2022 by Wuozopo

[starlgtswthart 1]

On 10/8/2022 at 5:17 AM, Wuozopo said:

Order your police certificate now and a Subject Access Report, both from ACRO.  The SAR will detail incident that was hidden or stepped down.

 

Also because this is an alcohol related incident, it will be noted and further discussed at the medical exam. You need to read this entire thread from another London applicant to prepare yourself for possibilities at the medical.

 

Thank you for the advice, we have done so already.