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Name mismatch I-129F

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Ok so I'm panicking a bit, When the I-129F package was submitted I used my Fiances name but didn't include exactly the way it is in her passport (screw up I know) I used her name 'Mariangelica Osorio' but on her passport she has both her father and mothers last name 'Mariangelica Osorio Moreno'  ..... right now I am waiting for NVC to  mail the case to the embassy and have case number in hand ( Called NVC this morning) but they said they can not make any changes at the NVC level because they do not handle K1 petitions. They said it would be something that would have to be handled on an embassy level when it arrives in Rio

 

Does anyone have any experience in this and please tell me that this won't lead to having to start the process over again? 

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26 minutes ago, Whitakerd1029 said:

Ok so I'm panicking a bit, When the I-129F package was submitted I used my Fiances name but didn't include exactly the way it is in her passport (screw up I know) I used her name 'Mariangelica Osorio' but on her passport she has both her father and mothers last name 'Mariangelica Osorio Moreno'  ..... right now I am waiting for NVC to  mail the case to the embassy and have case number in hand ( Called NVC this morning) but they said they can not make any changes at the NVC level because they do not handle K1 petitions. They said it would be something that would have to be handled on an embassy level when it arrives in Rio

 

Does anyone have any experience in this and please tell me that this won't lead to having to start the process over again? 

You won’t be starting over again. They misspelled my husband’s middle name and he was able to fix it at the medical examination and interview. 

 

 

 

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