You should be nervous. Not because of your visa, but because the people in this group rip people apart for no reason 😂

@Adam *******

I'm going to be transitioning away from GPT. I genuinely enjoyed 4o.

I use different models for different things. GPT was my base model for scenarios, brainstorming, daily research, etc.

I would often use perplexity to solve complex tech problems.

Claude for writing.

Just to clarify to everyone: I'm well aware of the rules. I work with AI models quite a lot in my field of work.

I found this uniquely interesting because it's such a basic question. For those new to applying, I post this to warn them to review the information being shared, and it's a fun subject.

Anonymous participant 183 I don't disagree with you. However, there are moments where AI solves very complex scenarios. It's reasonable to assume that the average person would believe it's answers. With that being said, I've noticed that GPT 5 has been very inaccurate and inconsistent after release.

Simple tasks are no longer easily solved.

Anonymous participant 891 that isn't necessarily my point here. Even in the standard model, this is a simple prompt. I'm surprised it couldn't handle it.

That won't affect your application. Quite frankly, none of my clients have tax numbers on invoices.

I got approved just fine.

Yup. I did. Took 20 days to process the application though.

@De ****

while it's courteous, the applicant does mark, agreeing that all information is accurate and correct. The system even allows you to confirm the information before submitting the application. In addition to that, there are several Facebook groups that allow you to ask questions and double check. To even drive this home, embassies even accept emails.

While I empathize, it's simply not the embassy's responsibility.

I've seen another post similar to this. I was a bit concerned because I have a ' in my legal name but the system wouldn't let me add it. I did however get approved.

But yes, this is common. Most people are going to reply that you should've double checked. In which, they're not wrong. You will definitely have to reapply and pay the fee again.

Anonymous participant 567 I see. I misread the post. Thanks for correcting me.