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  • Inconsistency in I-129

    Hi,

    My conversion to L1-A was filed in Aug 2011 and was approved by USCIS. I am currently in US. I noticed the following issues today with the I-129 that was filed:

    a) in Part 3, beneficiary information, my date of last arrival in US is mentioned incorrectly (as 9/9/2011) which was in fact date till which my I-94 was valid. The I-94 number is correct though
    b) in Part 5, information about Proposed Employment; the address where I will work has not been listed, though it is mentioned that I will work offsite - but my client address has not been mentioned here.

    I will be going for visa stamping in 2 weeks and am a lil concerned if these mistakes will cause an issue while stamping.

    Is there any way to correct these issues? i dont think an amendment is possible for L1A's...btw this was an individual petition...and I have filled the correct details in the DS 160

  • #2
    I checked with my Immigration team. They said that since the I-129 has already been approved, there is no way to change it now. Also, their explanation was as follows:

    1) Even though in I-129 my last arrival date is wrong; the addendum section has all details so this should be fine
    2) For a L petition they generally mention client location in the justification letter. In the letter my project chart has the client address mentioned in the form of city & state. As per them this should suffice.

    In a nutshell their opinion was that since the petition is approved; these kind of minor errors wont affect the stamping process - so from their side they cant do anything as such.

    Thought will still check if anyone faced something similar/knows what to do , like say a cover letter or something that will help explain these...

    Kabkaba, Shervin, your thoughts?

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    • #3
      I don't think the I-94 date will matter.
      If LCA is filed according to work location, that will be fine too.
      This is my opinion and not legal advice.

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      • #4
        Thanks for the reply Kabkaba...being a L1 petition there was no LCA involved...but the team mentioned that since they have in I-129 mentioned I will be working offsite and in Justification letter shown my client location as IL, it should be fine

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