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You can make corrections to your USCIS application up to and including in the interview. Thus, it's essential that you go over everything one last time before meeting with an immigration officer, so you don't miss any key details.

If you have made a mistake on your immigration form you should contact USCIS as soon as you receive a notice that the government has received your form. You can call USCIS, tell them about the error, and ask them to correct it.

If USCIS Has Already Acted on Your Form It might send you a "Request for Evidence" asking you for more information about the mistake. (See How to Handle a Request for Evidence (RFE) From USCIS.) Or, if the mistake is serious enough, USCIS might reject your original form and make you start all over again.

If you are in the United States and are eligible for adjustment of status, you may file a Form I-485. Go to the Form I-485 instructions and the web page for your immigrant category for instructions on how to complete your application and properly file it with USCIS.

You can make corrections to your USCIS application up to and including in the interview. Thus, it's essential that you go over everything one last time before meeting with an immigration officer, so you don't miss any key details. Don't panic if you discover an error while reviewing your application.

Submit the following to USCIS: Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card (Green Card); Applicable fees; The Green Card containing the incorrect information; and. Supporting documentation to show what the correct information should be (see Form I-90 instructions (PDF, 361.11 KB) for examples).

Clients can request a change to their personal details recorded on their visa by lodging Form 424C "Request for amendment or annotation to personal records" with DIBP.