Letysjim

Hi what do i do when i found a mistake that is already in the hands of
the conslate

Noorah101

Originally posted by letysjim

    > Hi what do i do when i found a mistake that is already in the hands of
    > the conslate

What's the mistake? How bad is it? Perhaps you can email them a
correction, or re-submit the incorrect form, or fax them a
correction....there are probably several solutions, depending on what
the problem is.......

Wiansiempre

Depends on what the mistake is as to how I would handle it. I mean, is
it something minor that they just overlooked and won't make a difference
down the road or is it major like maybe a misspelled name or something?
What is the mistake?



Angela



Originally posted by letysjim

Hi what do i do when i found a mistake that is already in the hands of
the conslate

Folinskyinla

Originally posted by letysjim

    > Hi what do i do when i found a mistake that is already in the hands of
    > the conslate



Hi:



BTW, it is "consUlate." When you do immigration law, you had better be
aware of the diffrence between "council" "counsel" and "consul" lest one
become "disconsolate." But I digress.



It depends upon the nature of the mistake. A typgraphical error -- no
problem, just tell them about it. Interviewing officers have big red
pens to correct errors.



Now, if you left out your prior two marriages and proof of termination
of those marriages, that is a wee bit different.