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tyr044   0

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Hello everyone,

 

Just filled out the ds-160 and made an interview appointment but just realized we skipped over the middle name as it was never asked for. Will this be a problem? What should we do, if anything to fix it? Thanks.

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payxibka   10,044

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6 minutes ago, tyr044 said:

Hello everyone,

 

Just filled out the ds-160 and made an interview appointment but just realized we skipped over the middle name as it was never asked for. Will this be a problem? What should we do, if anything to fix it? Thanks.

Anything can be fixed at the time of the interview

YMMV

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Just now, payxibka said:

Anything can be fixed at the time of the interview

Shall we just go to the interview as it stands and tell them the middle name was forgotten?

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payxibka   10,044

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8 minutes ago, tyr044 said:

Shall we just go to the interview as it stands and tell them the middle name was forgotten?

Exactly, As a part of the interview process they give you an opportunity to review the DS160 and make edits

YMMV

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5 hours ago, tyr044 said:

Hello everyone,

 

Just filled out the ds-160 and made an interview appointment but just realized we skipped over the middle name as it was never asked for. Will this be a problem? What should we do, if anything to fix it? Thanks.

Middle name is part of given name.   It is not a big deal that you missed that in the DS-160, simply mention this to the CO during your interview, they can correct this at that time.   Nothing to stress about.

Hank

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