WORRIED ON WHICH NAME WILL BE FOLLOWED AND PRINTED ON THE VISA!!!

[Meng_meng 1]

So this is my case. When my fiance sent out the 129F, he failed to notice that he spelled my name wrong. 3 months after that, he reviewed his petition since we were getting ready for NOA2 and found out that he spelled my name wrong which is Jenny instead of Jennie and this reflected on the NOA1. Immediately after finding out, my fiance called the USCIS hotline for my name to be corrected, 15 business days after he called, he received another notice and this time my name is already spelled correctly. 40 days after notice of my name correction is the NOA2. And on that notice, my name was spelled correctly. After then, our papers was forwarded to the NVC. When we called to ask for our Manila Case Number, the person who answered us stated that my name was spelled Jenny and not Jennie. They asked my fiance to write them an email to correct my name. After the call, my fiance complied with their request. A week after that, we got an answer to our email which stated that they failed to correct my name since the packet has been forwarded to the US Embassy already. After that, we didn't do anything at all and just proceed on my medical exams and interview which took place on August 15, 2012.

I was already interviewed and I was approved of my a visa.Yesterday, my fiance said that he received my appointment letter from the US Embassy and my name there was spelled wrong again. My concern is, during my interview, the Consul didn't discuss about my name being wrongly spelled on my fiance's I-129F. All of my papers, (passport, DS Forms 156,156K, 157, NBI Clearance, CENOMAR, Birth Certificate) are spelled correctly as Jennie. My fear and question is, which name will be followed on my visa sticker? Will it be the name on the I-129F or my name on the passport?

Anybody here who had any knowledge or had the same experience as mine?

[Joseyjava 1]

I would try to contact the embassy and tell them the situation.

[miSSingMyBabyMuch 1]

I agree. Probably best to talk to someone from the embassy.

[Meng_meng 1]

I would try to contact the embassy and tell them the situation.

I intend to do that and call them tomorrow since the embassy is close today. As of now, there is nothing I can do but try and see if there is anybody here who knows something about this matter.

[Joseyjava 1]

I intend to do that and call them tomorrow since the embassy is close today. As of now, there is nothing I can do but try and see if there is anybody here who knows something about this matter.

Yours is a lil bit different, It's strange the embassy didnt noticed it. and why ur fiance forgot your name.

[Meng_meng 1]

Yours is a lil bit different, It's strange the embassy didnt noticed it. and why ur fiance forgot your name.

He didn't forget my name. Ever had that experience when you are so keen in making everything right and failed to realize that you did something wrong, that's his case. There is a big difference between misspelling and forgetting the name. Duh! I don't think my case is different as I don't think my fiance is the first man to misspell there fiance's name wrong. LOL! It isn't strange that the embassy didn't notice is, they just didn't bring it up. Besides, like I mentioned above, the USCIS had it corrected and actually sent us a NOA with my name correction. My only concern is that, after my name being corrected by the USCIS, will the US Embassy follow the name on I-129F or the name on my DS-forms. That's just it!

[Joseyjava 1]

He didn't forget my name. Ever had that experience when you are so keen in making everything right and failed to realize that you did something wrong, that's his case. There is a big difference between misspelling and forgetting the name. Duh! I don't think my case is different as I don't think my fiance is the first man to misspell there fiance's name wrong. LOL! It isn't strange that the embassy didn't notice is, they just didn't bring it up. Besides, like I mentioned above, the USCIS had it corrected and actually sent us a NOA with my name correction. My only concern is that, after my name being corrected by the USCIS, will the US Embassy follow the name on I-129F or the name on my DS-forms. That's just it!

I would really try to call them.