I didn't bother. He never admitted to the error. He messed up the case at the NVC level and caused an RFE. By that time, I had already been on Visa Journey long enough to educate myself enough to handle the consulate phase. Wife and I did the I-751 and N-400 parts ourselves with no more RFEs at all.
I guess I am a hybrid. I started out as a #2...then the attorney failed to send some documents, causing us a 3 month delay......so I then fired him, and I decided to become a #1...No hiccups after that..LOL.
In my mind, this is more than a typo. It is an incorrect entry into their system. The expiration being correct in their system is critical. I lean toward another I-90.
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The ability to financially qualify for sponsorship will be based on his proof of non-taxable income which he will have to provide as supporting documentation....not what is entered in boxes 24 a-c on the I-864. Like I said, a formal letter is fine as an explanation of taxes not filed also.
I would write "N/A" Then, indicate the reason beside the boxes. If you were not required to file for those years, you can write "Reportable Income below reporting threshold" beside the boxes if that was the reason.