Error on I-130 form

[visaveteran1 33]

I just noticed that I transposed two numbers in my wife's birthday ("12" should be "21"). What's the best way to handle this without slowing down an already crazy slow process?

[DMZOCT2005 0]

I just noticed that I transposed two numbers in my wife's birthday ("12" should be "21"). What's the best way to handle this without slowing down an already crazy slow process?

Hi, in about the same situation as you. There are 2 errors on my I-129F & G325A, wrong City of Birth (but right country) and missing "Other Name" (which is on my fiancee's birth certificate).

Try calling the USCIS toll free number, and ask a person there. I've called a bunch of times, and gotten three different answers: 1) They can make the changes over the phone, 2) Write a letter to the Vermont Office, or 3) Go to a local USCIS office and they'll make the changes there. I'm writing a letter...hopefully it's not too late. Also, i'm going to check with a lawyer, since we're so deep into our process already.

Good luck!

[SanfordnBonnie 0]

My wife's name was misspelled, should be similar to your cases. I called the toll free number and followed the prompts for an error on the receipts. Talked to a lady who corrected it and gave me a confirmation number that I could use to prove a request to correct it was filed. Following her instructions, I attached a letter to our I-129F with the misspelled I-130 receipt with her employee ID number and confirmation number stating she told me to send in the misspelled receipt. It didn't slow us down at all.