Job titles (trying to avoid administrative processing)

[lizakopy 0]

Hello, my husband (US citizen) and I are going through the CR-1 process and have already submitted our petition. It was filed by a legal representative who didn't know much about the risks of administrative processing. My husband worked as a DevOps Engineer and an Architecture Analyst, and these are the titles the lawyer put in our I-130 form in my husband's employment history.

 

In order to avoid administrative processing, I would like to report typographical errors and change his job titles. My questions are, a) is this safe? b) which titles shall we use instead?

 

Thank you in advance for your help!!!

[appleblossom 2,573]

13 minutes ago, lizakopy said:

Hello, my husband (US citizen) and I are going through the CR-1 process and have already submitted our petition. It was filed by a legal representative who didn't know much about the risks of administrative processing. My husband worked as a DevOps Engineer and an Architecture Analyst, and these are the titles the lawyer put in our I-130 form in my husband's employment history.

 

In order to avoid administrative processing, I would like to report typographical errors and change his job titles. My questions are, a) is this safe? b) which titles shall we use instead?

 

Thank you in advance for your help!!!

 

They'll do background checks (including his LinkedIn profile if he has one), you can tweak it a bit but must be truthful and his job title has to reflect his actual job. 

[appleblossom 2,573]

Hang on, I've just re-read your post - your husband is the USC and not the beneficiary? Is he already working in the US in those jobs?

[Boiler 45,568]

What significance has your husbands job to do with your case?

 

You are using a notario ?

[Crazy Cat 41,906]

1 hour ago, lizakopy said:

Hello, my husband (US citizen) and I are going through the CR-1 process and have already submitted our petition. It was filed by a legal representative who didn't know much about the risks of administrative processing. My husband worked as a DevOps Engineer and an Architecture Analyst, and these are the titles the lawyer put in our I-130 form in my husband's employment history.

 

In order to avoid administrative processing, I would like to report typographical errors and change his job titles. My questions are, a) is this safe? b) which titles shall we use instead?

 

Thank you in advance for your help!!!

I see no reason to change the job titles of the US citizen. 

[Dashinka 24,522]

The USC's jobs are not a big impact on the length of the inevitable (yes everyone goes through it, the only differences are the length of time) AP/refusal period.  The titles you mentioned are fairly standard in the engineering arenas, so not sure of your worry.  As to typos on the I130, you can correct those at the interview.

 

Good Luck!