I-129f

[Yeakan 0]

I am the petitioner for a fiancé visa 129f. I mistakenly answered question 4a no. It asks if you have ever been arrested or convicted. I misread it. I understand if I had checked yes and provided court records this would not have been an issue. But I checked no and filed it 3 days ago. Will I be denied or will they allow me to explain if they see it on the background check?

[Crazy Cat 41,844]

I think it could go either way.  I have seen RFEs at the USCIS level, and I know of one case which was denied after the interview at the consulate.   Other members might have thoughts, too.

Edited March 11 by Crazy Cat

[widude 38]

 Can you try to get ahead of it? Once you get a receipt number, and it’s in CA(likely location), copy that page with the correct answer, including supporting documentation, send it. I’d try to do something like that if it’s a potential biggie, put the receipt number on everything.

 

  It’s not like you’re just off a few months with time at a residence. It seems to me that is likely to cause an issue down the road. Even as a simple RFE, may as well try to get ahead of it. JMHO.

[Yeakan 0]

I did everything today and sent it with all my supporting documents. I don't want to waste no time.

[SalishSea 17,824]

11 hours ago, Yeakan said:

I did everything today and sent it with all my supporting documents. I don't want to waste no time.

Time wasted or. It, you have a problem.