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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Spain
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We received my husband's visa and there's a typo on the cover sheet that is attached to the "DO NOT OPEN" envelope. The address in the United States we are using is my parents' house and has their names with it. Someone has typed my mom's name as Revecca instead of Rebecca. Is this as insignificant as I think it is? Does anyone have experience going through POE with a minor typo on the packet?

09/24/14 Marriage

USCIS

10/23/14 Mailed I-130 from Spain

11/05/14 NOA 1, routed to CSC

12/04/14 NOA 2

NVC

12/17/14 Case received

01/22/15 Case number assigned

01/23/15 DS-261 completed

01/26/15 AOS bill invoiced and paid

02/09/15 Mailed both packages from Spain

02/17/15 Scan date AOS & IV packages

02/17/15 IV bill invoiced

02/18/15 IV bill paid

02/20/15 DS-260 completed

03/24/15 Case Complete

04/16/15 P4 email

Madrid Embassy

05/26/15 Medical

05/28/15 Interview- Approved

07/29/15 POE

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Philippines
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My hubby's immigrant data summary sheet had an error too. Misspelled name of petitioner. We called the embassy about it and they said it's quite often that the summary sheet has typo errors. It's not going to be a problem at POE as long as all the info on the visa itself is correct.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Spain
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Good to hear. Thank you!

09/24/14 Marriage

USCIS

10/23/14 Mailed I-130 from Spain

11/05/14 NOA 1, routed to CSC

12/04/14 NOA 2

NVC

12/17/14 Case received

01/22/15 Case number assigned

01/23/15 DS-261 completed

01/26/15 AOS bill invoiced and paid

02/09/15 Mailed both packages from Spain

02/17/15 Scan date AOS & IV packages

02/17/15 IV bill invoiced

02/18/15 IV bill paid

02/20/15 DS-260 completed

03/24/15 Case Complete

04/16/15 P4 email

Madrid Embassy

05/26/15 Medical

05/28/15 Interview- Approved

07/29/15 POE

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