Noorah101

The NOA1 is generated from information on the I-130.

Rene

JCV

Good to know, thanks! Well we have an infopass apt so i hope they can finally change it, 4th time lucky..

Noorah101

I personally would just wait for an RFE, if one is to come. Most likely one won't.

Rene

JCV

I actually wondered if getting a RFE would be faster than us going to the infopass apt and changing it. I just managed to find an apt for next week. However maybe the infopass apt wouldn't cause any delays and would simply just fix the error?

Noorah101

Who knows? If it's not a hassle, go to the appointment. Don't be surprised or upset if you still get an RFE. The various parts of USCIS don't always get the message. Either way, it's nothing to be overly concerned about.

Rene

ian-mstm

I really wouldn't bother. If it was your paperwork... yes. But it's the USC's paperwork - so it really won't matter. The US has no interest in his birth date... because the only thing they need to know is that he is a USC. His birth date is irrelevant in this case.

If you get an RFE, respond to it. If you don't, the date can be corrected at the interview.

Really, you're trying to make something out of nothing.

Ian

scrubbedexpat099

Age does matter, for a start you have to be old enough to petiton

ian-mstm

Yes, as I wrote, "... in this case."

Ian