misspelled fiancee name in visa!

[ninzken 0]

good day!

Just got my Visa yesterday September 10, 2013 and I noticed the misspelled firstname of my fiance under the annotation part. It was supposed to be FRANCOIS, but was typed as FRANCIS. WHAT WILL I DO?

please do help.. i really dont know what to do we called USEM and they just told us to email them then after we email we will just wait for their response and it took so long.. we will wit for 3- days for the response.. what should i do? should i return tyhis to 2GO? and what about the passport? should i return it to the plastic together with the yellow envelope?? PLEAASSSEE i BADLY NEED YOUR ASSISTANCE AND HELP

[KayDeeCee 4,902]

If it is the name of the USC fiance(e) that is misspelled, then it probably will not matter much at all. All of the information about the visa holder is what is most important. Wait for the response from the consulate, but I am guessing it is fine to use it as is.

[Hank_ 9,174]

good day!

Just got my Visa yesterday September 10, 2013 and I noticed the misspelled firstname of my fiance under the annotation part. It was supposed to be FRANCOIS, but was typed as FRANCIS. WHAT WILL I DO?

please do help.. i really dont know what to do we called USEM and they just told us to email them then after we email we will just wait for their response and it took so long.. we will wit for 3- days for the response.. what should i do? should i return tyhis to 2GO? and what about the passport? should i return it to the plastic together with the yellow envelope?? PLEAASSSEE i BADLY NEED YOUR ASSISTANCE AND HELP

I agree with Jay-Kay, if the misspelled name is for the USC (petitioner) then don't be too concerned. If the misspelling is with the visa applicant (beneficiary) then for sure contact the embassy and have it corrected.

If you want it corrected no matter then follow the embassy instructions. Don't do anything other then what the embassy instructs you to do.

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[ninzken 0]

THANK YOU EVRYONE!

i already sent the visa packet yesterday and hwere the reply of the VISA CORRECTIONS

VISAtisfied Voyager says:

September 11, 2013 at 5:31 am

We request you to return the visa packet to the Embassy along with a signed letter indicating the item for correction. The packet may be sent via any branch of 2Go courier service (Attn: Immigrant Visa Section) with your complete name, case number, email address and current contact numbers clearly indicated.