Mistake on I-134...what to do?

[domegirl1978 1]

Hi guys,

So i just realized now that my fiance wrote me down as a dependent on the I-134. I know why he did it. When we were talking about how much money he had to make a year I told him he had to include me in the "household" number. I think that made him think I would also be a dependent.

So what are my options? Can we just white out or cross out my name in that section?

Do we redo the I-134?

Do I just go to the interview with the papers "as is" and just tell them at the interview that I noticed the mistake?

Thanks everyone! My interview is Monday and of course I would notice this now....UGH

[Spoom 8]

Can you get him to overnight you a new one?

[domegirl1978 1]

He's off in another city from today until Saturday taking a class. It's very unlikely that I can get him to get me a new one. He's staying in a hotel.

[SapphireDreams 71]

I would just white it out neatly. I whited out a few things on my forms here and there and they never said anything to me.

Worst come to worse, they make you send them a new one before they issue the visa, which wouldn't be a big deal.

[domegirl1978 1]

Super. Thanks so much. I also whited out something on 2 of my forms and the Dept. of State and Consulate never had a problem with it.

[trailmix 77]

Super. Thanks so much. I also whited out something on 2 of my forms and the Dept. of State and Consulate never had a problem with it.

I wouldn't white it out, I would cross it out and put the new information beside it and initial it - it shouldn't be a problem

[Spoom 8]

I wouldn't white it out, I would cross it out and put the new information beside it and initial it - it shouldn't be a problem

I think the problem here is that the author of the initial form (the petitioner) isn't available to initial it.

I think you should probably be OK whiting out the information.

[trailmix 77]

I wouldn't white it out, I would cross it out and put the new information beside it and initial it - it shouldn't be a problem

I think the problem here is that the author of the initial form (the petitioner) isn't available to initial it.

I think you should probably be OK whiting out the information.

Well yes, but basically when he signed it he is basically stating that the information above is accurate. I don't know why that can't include his SO making a change. If they are concerned they will say - hey, is the information on this form accurate

Edited September 22, 2009 by trailmix

[SapphireDreams 71]

There is nothing to replace the spot. It supposed to be blank.

Maybe just cross it out, and if they want to check with your fiance and ask him if he crossed it out they can.

Honestly, I don't even think they read the forms in that much detail. I had a lot of errors on my forms that I didn't notice until after that they never hassaled me about.

[domegirl1978 1]

I just whited it out. i'm not going to freak out over it. What's the wost that could happen? They require me to bring them a new one which I suppose I could have for them in 2 days.

Thanks everyone for all your responses.

[trailmix 77]

I just whited it out. i'm not going to freak out over it. What's the wost that could happen? They require me to bring them a new one which I suppose I could have for them in 2 days.

Thanks everyone for all your responses.

Spoil sport, we were just getting warmed up

[domegirl1978 1]

ahahaha...trailmix that was hilarious