My EB-5 I-526 was approved and I had my DS-260 completed by a third-party agent. I think he might have missed some information about my previous employment experience on the form. Is this a material misrepresentation? I have my EB-5 visa interview scheduled next month. Should I clarify with the officer at the consular post?
Answers
Ed Beshara
EB-5 Immigration attorneysCorrespond with the national visa center to correct the information and also confirm the corrections at the time of the interview.
Bernard P Wolfsdorf
EB-5 Immigration attorneysRequest to reopen the form and, if not approved in a timely manner, take a new completed one to the interview.
BoBi Ahn
EB-5 Immigration attorneysYou can correct the information or provide the missing information during your immigrant visa interview.
Hassan Elkhalil
EB-5 Immigration attorneysYes. Prepare a list of all of the missing information and at the interview, inform the officer before the interview starts that there are some missing information on your DS-260 that you would like to amend.
A Olusanjo Omoniyi
EB-5 Immigration attorneysYes, you should disclose everything at the interview and describe why the omissions occurred.
Marko Issever
EB-5 Broker DealersYes. You should be able to correct this error in your consular interview. This is an inadvertent mistake. You should not have any issues, as long as you inform the officer in the interview.
Charles Foster
EB-5 Immigration attorneysYou can correct at your interview early in the process.
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