I worked for a Korean company, will USCIS expect a Korean address?

[GeraltOfRivia 0]

I wrote on my I-130 petition in my job history that I was an "English Teacher" for a Korean company and put the company's Seoul address. The thing is, I taught remotely for them from my house in the Philippines. I am kicking myself for not saying "Online English Teacher" to make that more clear. Will USCIS find issue with the fact I worked for a company with a Koren address but my personal address history doesn't have a Korean address (I've never even visited Korea as a tourist)? 

[pushbrk 12,999]

20 minutes ago, GeraltOfRivia said:

I wrote on my I-130 petition in my job history that I was an "English Teacher" for a Korean company and put the company's Seoul address. The thing is, I taught remotely for them from my house in the Philippines. I am kicking myself for not saying "Online English Teacher" to make that more clear. Will USCIS find issue with the fact I worked for a company with a Koren address but my personal address history doesn't have a Korean address (I've never even visited Korea as a tourist)? 

Probably not. If they have an issue, they'll send an RFE about it.  I expect no problem, but yes, you should have indicated "Online English Teacher". 😉

[GeraltOfRivia 0]

24 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

Probably not. If they have an issue, they'll send an RFE about it.  I expect no problem, but yes, you should have indicated "Online English Teacher". 😉

Thanks for the reassurance 😅 If they google the employer they'll see it's very obviously an online school, so hopefully there won't be an RFE. I guess I'm just stressing and looking for reassurance lol. It seems RFEs are acted on relatively quickly anyways so worst case scenario it won't add too much to the overall application time.