Noa 2 : middle name incorrect

[imeekatrine 4]

We received NOA2 hard copy today, we notice that petitioner middle name is incorrect instead of ROMUA its ROMUS written. We call USCIS they told us maybe its typo error no need to worry they will send us notice if they already change it. I'm just worried what will happen if they already transfer our case in NVC does will affect anything like processing time? What if they forwarded already the wrong NOA2? Help meee.... Need some advice

[Nawlinshoney 7]

Hello I also have a similar situation. On my I 129 the middle and last name was switched. I called the 1 800 number they took my information down in there computer then they sent me an email stating that they will change it if they see it to be nessary. Did they ask u for your email address? Wait a few days and keep checking your email to see if they sent an answer.

[imeekatrine 4]

Hello I also have a similar situation. On my I 129 the middle and last name was switched. I called the 1 800 number they took my information down in there computer then they sent me an email stating that they will change it if they see it to be nessary. Did they ask u for your email address? Wait a few days and keep checking your email to see if they sent an answer.

No they dont ask for my email.. He said we will receive a mail wait for 30days.. What happen after they fix yours?

[Dave&Roza 748]

The petitioner's name is not as important as the beneficiary is the one that will be issued a visa. Also the first and last name need to be accurate as the middle name is not considered as part of the official name--on US documents. If it was the beneficiary's name, it can be corrected by the Embassy/Consulate at the time of interview and issuing of the visa as the name on the visa must match the name on the passport in which it is attached. I would not worry about it too much.

Good luck,

Dave

[imeekatrine 4]

The petitioner's name is not as important as the beneficiary is the one that will be issued a visa. Also the first and last name need to be accurate as the middle name is not considered as part of the official name--on US documents. If it was the beneficiary's name, it can be corrected by the Embassy/Consulate at the time of interview and issuing of the visa as the name on the visa must match the name on the passport in which it is attached. I would not worry about it too much.

Good luck,

Dave

Thank you so much