Petitioner's birth certificate has error on first name

[missynbubsy 0]

Hi,

My sister is a US citizen who filed a petition for our mom. My sisters birth certifcate has a typographical error on her first name. She had never really tried to correct the error before. We just recently filed for the core tin of her first name. And unfortunately it would take a few months, as per the civil registry office the earliest they could correct her birth certificate would be by end of November. My mom is schedule for consular interview. I would just like to ask of someone has had the same experience before. Would she be out on administrative processing for this? Or is there other documents we could bring to the interview?

[sweetmomma 1]

Hi,

My sister is a US citizen who filed a petition for our mom. My sisters birth certifcate has a typographical error on her first name. She had never really tried to correct the error before. We just recently filed for the core tin of her first name. And unfortunately it would take a few months, as per the civil registry office the earliest they could correct her birth certificate would be by end of November. My mom is schedule for consular interview. I would just like to ask of someone has had the same experience before. Would she be out on administrative processing for this? Or is there other documents we could bring to the interview?

Probably if they notice your Sister's name typographical error. They may ask for the NSO BC certificate with annotation of the correct name.After the civil registar release your sister' s BC you will forward it at the NSO office to apply for the annotation. It seems that USCIS/NVC didn't notice your sister' s BC typhographical error becauce they would have requested (RFE) other documents. Possible your mother can bring is your sister's Baptismal Certificate, school records, etc. But if on the interview they didn't notice the error, well, don't tell them. I'm already in the US and everything and I found out few errors on my BC. Good luck!