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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Olive's middle name is misspelled on her birth certificate which is the name she uses. On the BC it is Olib and she wants to change it to be Olive. At this point we both know she needs to wait until she get to the U.S. This is very upsetting to her because when we get married she wants it to be spelled correctly.

Can anyone tell me what the process would be to get the spelling corrected once she gets here. Also all the documentation we have done up to know has the name spelled as on BC with Olive listed in places where other names used is an option. So far no problem with this.

Thanks for your help guys....

9/11/09 Met online

2/6/10 Met in Philippines

2/6/10 through 2/17/10 Together in Angeles and Manila

2/17/10 Returned back to states

2/22/10 Mailed in K1F VISA

3/1/10 VISA Packet Received California Service Center

3/3/10 Check cashed

3/3/10 Touched

3/6/10 NOA1 received

4/21/10 NOA2 mailed (54 days)

4/27/10 NAO2 copy received

4/29/10 Petition send to U.S. Embassy Manila

5/3/10 NVC (Hardcopy) letter received dated April 29, 2010

5/7/10 Olive received letter from Embassy

6/15 & 16/10 Medical Exam at St. Lukes Manila

6/15 Completed day 1 of medical will return in July for day 2

7/1 Appointment for passport renewal Expedited passport

7/16 Passport at DFA

7/19 2nd day of Medical PASSED

7/23 Interview Needs NBI Clearance & CENOMAR with misspelling of her name and then will be approved

7/29 NBI return to Embassy

8/2 CENMAR done should be picked up by Embassy at Pasay on Friday 8/6

8/4 PRISM & CFO completed

8/10 VISA Approved

8/12 VISA Received

8/16 CFO Stamp on Passport

8/18 Arrive PDX Via Tokyo

9/4 Married

1/11 Biometrics

3/10 AOS Interview Portland, OR

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Olive's middle name is misspelled on her birth certificate which is the name she uses. On the BC it is Olib and she wants to change it to be Olive. At this point we both know she needs to wait until she get to the U.S. This is very upsetting to her because when we get married she wants it to be spelled correctly.

Can anyone tell me what the process would be to get the spelling corrected once she gets here. Also all the documentation we have done up to know has the name spelled as on BC with Olive listed in places where other names used is an option. So far no problem with this.

Thanks for your help guys....

I am not sure if this would help. But this is what I found in connection on your concern.

REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9048

F2A

Petitioner (My Mom)

Beneficiary (My Sister 18 y.o)

06-07-19- Sent I-130

06-11-19- NOA1

02-19-20- "Initial Review, Transferred to another Visa Center"

03-11-20- APPROVED!!!

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A friend of ours had a misspelling on her BC and her petition was denied because of it. What really matters is that all of her documentation matches, not if it is right or not.

* Aug 2008...........Initial meeting

* July 2009...........Proposed

* Nov 24, 2009.....Married in Philippines

USCIS PROCESS

* April 11, 2010...I-130 mailed to Chicago LockBox

* April 14, 2010...I-130 package received at CSC

* April 21, 2010...Checks cashed

* April 21, 2010...NOA1

* July 15, 2010....NOA2

NVC PROCESS

* July 26, 2010...Cases received

* July 29, 2010...Received DS-3032 and AOS Fee Bill

* July 29, 2010...Returned DS-3032s by Email

* July 29, 2010...Paid AOS Fee Bill online

* Aug 03, 2010...Mailed AOS Package

* Aug 03, 2010...Case complete, forwarded to Embassy

CONSULATE PROCESS

* Aug 09, 2010...Our Nightmare with USEM begins

* Aug 09, 2010...USEM received Package from NVC (verified delivered by DHL tracking number)

* Aug 09, 2010...USEM losses Package.

* Aug 16, 2010...USEM claims case not received from NVC

* Aug 16 through Sept 16...Many phone calls and faxes to try to get embassy straightened out

* Sep 16, 2010...Finally received Interview Appts. (Oct 12, 7:00 am)

* Oct 04-07, 2010...Medical Exams - Passed

* Oct 12, 2010, 07:00 ...Interview --- Approved!

POE and more

* Oct 26, 2010...POE Houston, Texas - Very quick and easy immigration process. No problems.

SSN Received 2 weeks after POE.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
Timeline

A friend of ours had a misspelling on her BC and her petition was denied because of it. What really matters is that all of her documentation matches, not if it is right or not.

Was just wondering...did they use both names on the application? In the I-129 I put down in the section of other names used the correct spelling which is what she is changing to.

Edited by J and O

9/11/09 Met online

2/6/10 Met in Philippines

2/6/10 through 2/17/10 Together in Angeles and Manila

2/17/10 Returned back to states

2/22/10 Mailed in K1F VISA

3/1/10 VISA Packet Received California Service Center

3/3/10 Check cashed

3/3/10 Touched

3/6/10 NOA1 received

4/21/10 NOA2 mailed (54 days)

4/27/10 NAO2 copy received

4/29/10 Petition send to U.S. Embassy Manila

5/3/10 NVC (Hardcopy) letter received dated April 29, 2010

5/7/10 Olive received letter from Embassy

6/15 & 16/10 Medical Exam at St. Lukes Manila

6/15 Completed day 1 of medical will return in July for day 2

7/1 Appointment for passport renewal Expedited passport

7/16 Passport at DFA

7/19 2nd day of Medical PASSED

7/23 Interview Needs NBI Clearance & CENOMAR with misspelling of her name and then will be approved

7/29 NBI return to Embassy

8/2 CENMAR done should be picked up by Embassy at Pasay on Friday 8/6

8/4 PRISM & CFO completed

8/10 VISA Approved

8/12 VISA Received

8/16 CFO Stamp on Passport

8/18 Arrive PDX Via Tokyo

9/4 Married

1/11 Biometrics

3/10 AOS Interview Portland, OR

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it happen to me like this in 2004, my last name and first name is spelled incorrect,the time i found out my name is incorect when i apply for birth cert. from NSO. i fix it already before i got married.So my thoughts to you is fix this as soon as possibe,bcoz the processing on this will take some time. tell your wife to go to in the local civil registry where she was born, and talk to them and they will tell you how to correct it. when the local civil registry done with the documentation they will turnover your papers in NSO manila, after a week in NSO manila, the NSO manila will send confirmation letter included all forms you submitted in the local civil registry that your name is corrected and they will return to you all original paper you've submitted. then the local civil registry will contacted you that your papers is done.. i hope this will help.goodluck! :)

jan.12 noa1

mar.18 noa2

mar.26 nvc assigned case#

mar.29 aos paid

apr.2 iv paid

apr.6 iv pax sent

apr.8 ds3032 accepted

apr.14 avr confirmed all docs. recvd.

apr.23 checklist recvd.

apr.24 checklist sent

apr.29 avr confirmed checklist recvd.

may 11 sif/ case completed(46 days in NVC)

interview

june 10 APPROVED

JUNE 18,2010 POE/SFO

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Her mom has done all the paperwork and from what I understand the correcton has been made and last week she went to the NSO in Manila....however what her mom had sent her was copies and she needed the originals which she now has. She is suppose to be going to Manila again today.

We started the I129 using her name the way it was spelled incorrectly on the BC but now she is ready to do her paperwork since we have are now at NVC or possibly on the way to Embassy in Manila.

We have put her name as Olive (which is correct) in the places where "other names used". Now she needs to start using Olive instead of Olib spelling on her paperwork she fills out.

We think we have this worked out OK she will take any and all papers she has with her showing the old spelling and the corrected spelling...however we are just praying that we won't get denied because the name is now spelled correctly and is showing two different spellings on the initial paperwork and the paperwork that will now be done.

This has been very important to her because when she starts her new life in the U.S. she wants her name to be correct and wants it spelled correctly on her marriage license when we get married.

9/11/09 Met online

2/6/10 Met in Philippines

2/6/10 through 2/17/10 Together in Angeles and Manila

2/17/10 Returned back to states

2/22/10 Mailed in K1F VISA

3/1/10 VISA Packet Received California Service Center

3/3/10 Check cashed

3/3/10 Touched

3/6/10 NOA1 received

4/21/10 NOA2 mailed (54 days)

4/27/10 NAO2 copy received

4/29/10 Petition send to U.S. Embassy Manila

5/3/10 NVC (Hardcopy) letter received dated April 29, 2010

5/7/10 Olive received letter from Embassy

6/15 & 16/10 Medical Exam at St. Lukes Manila

6/15 Completed day 1 of medical will return in July for day 2

7/1 Appointment for passport renewal Expedited passport

7/16 Passport at DFA

7/19 2nd day of Medical PASSED

7/23 Interview Needs NBI Clearance & CENOMAR with misspelling of her name and then will be approved

7/29 NBI return to Embassy

8/2 CENMAR done should be picked up by Embassy at Pasay on Friday 8/6

8/4 PRISM & CFO completed

8/10 VISA Approved

8/12 VISA Received

8/16 CFO Stamp on Passport

8/18 Arrive PDX Via Tokyo

9/4 Married

1/11 Biometrics

3/10 AOS Interview Portland, OR

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im glad to hear that your wife BC corrected it already, goodluck to your nvc journey!

jan.12 noa1

mar.18 noa2

mar.26 nvc assigned case#

mar.29 aos paid

apr.2 iv paid

apr.6 iv pax sent

apr.8 ds3032 accepted

apr.14 avr confirmed all docs. recvd.

apr.23 checklist recvd.

apr.24 checklist sent

apr.29 avr confirmed checklist recvd.

may 11 sif/ case completed(46 days in NVC)

interview

june 10 APPROVED

JUNE 18,2010 POE/SFO

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