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Spelling error on brown envelop from embassy

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I got my envelope and passport with visa from the embassy yesterday, I noticed on the envelope they have spelled my name wrong (one wrong letter) on the hand written part at the top where it says my last name and first name. Everything else is typed and has the correct spelling. Do you think that's ok or should I contact the embassy?
Also the envelope is just taped shut and the tape isnt very sticky, I'm worried it looks like i've tampered with it! Is this normal?

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Check your visa for correct spelling and correct A number. Same as A-number on your NOA2? Brown envelope name doesn't matter.

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Check your visa for correct spelling and correct A number. Same as A-number on your NOA2? Brown envelope name doesn't matter.

Yep, all other spellings are correct, it's literally just the hand written one at the top of the brown envelope that's one letter wrong. A# is correct in visa as well.

Thank you so much!

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