US Immigration from Philippines

In June 2022, my fiance lost his USA-issued passport upon visiting me here in the Philippines. He filed for an affidavit of loss, and he received an emergency passport (to be used for him return to the States after his visit).

Now, we are using the affidavit of loss to explain the loss of earlier passport stamps on his visit in June 2022. My fiance is filing his I-129F petition.

However, this 2023, it is only coming to me that there is a clerical error on the affidavit: it mentions there that my fiance is "a holder of a USA passport, issued by the Department of Foreign Affairs (PH)" instead of the Department of State (US).

Should I file for an affidavit of correction now, or will this error be excused by the USCIS officer?

Will this be grounds for an RFE, or am I being delusional?

Helping my sister-in-law with her AoS and it got rejected. It appears they want a fee for the employment authorization. In checking my own application 10 years ago we didn't pay an extra fee for employment authorization.

Thanks

Hello,

Completing 5yrs as permanent resident on 30June23 and 90 days early filing is 04/01/2023. We travelled outside U.S. for 27days last 2019 before pandemic.

Does 90days early filing date affects since we were out of the U.S. for 27days? or can we still file 90 days early filing by 04/01/2023?

Initially planned to land in US where petitioner lives but we have to change to live with sibling who also issued the additional affidavit of support for us. Will it be an issue if we change port of entry from the one filed in ds-260 coz we forgot to advise consul during jnterview.

Praying that next VB will be current

https://www.seekingvisa.com/bulletin/family-philippines/