Typo question

It seems my lawyer made 3 minor mistakes with the forms.
She misspelled my email and middle name in the G-1145 form. I figured I could "fix" the email by just opening that email account.
For my address, it was spelled "floo" instead of "floor"

Are these mistakes that would get my application rejected?

just do another G- form. its easy.
Get a pen and add the r. Black Ink.

What's with all these non-sense questions.

Yea man... that sucks. Sorry to hear that

I meant to add that it was sent already lol
also, the address and middle name mistakes were only made once, throughout the rest of the forms it's consistent

might not be rejected, but hopefully the system adjusts for floor. the stuff on the G- form is not a big concern, unless this was in the I-forms.

Perhaps rapping is one of his secret hobbies?

I figured the G form was just to notify, so it wouldn't affect it much.
It's just annoying because I double checked the forms , and told my lawyer specifically what mistakes she made. She said she would correct them, and she corrected most of them but not all.
Thank you, you gave some peace of mind.



Don't get this.
Edit: Got it lol. I saw a different word.

That's ridiculous, if I was paying a "professional" to be filling out my forms, I would expect them to at least proofread minimal spelling errors.

The g form doesn't matter. You just won't get notified when forms are received. You'll have to wait till u get I I-797 and use ur case number on the USCIS website. Unless you also put a cell number. Then they'll just text you the notification.

If you don't hear anything within the next couple of weeks then they couldn't figure out the address mistake and you'll have to call to follow up

Good luck!

i said this time and time again but why are people expecting lawyers to be perfect? your documents are just one of many that lawyers have to deal with.

you, yourself will probably take your DACA application more carefully than your lawyer. Lawyers do it for $ but as for you, your life in US depends on it..

DACA process doesn't require a lawyer. even if you have criminal record, pay lawyer for consulting, not for filling out some simple form.

Lawyers are useful for other complicated immigration tasks.

People paying them a bunch of money just to get something wrong on their application..