Misspelled fathers name on birth certificate

[theprocess01 48]

Hey guys, im getting ready to apply for my aos and im filling the form I-485 and I want to know if my information in the I-129f ties to the AOS since at the moment of filling my I-129F I spelled my fathers name in a different way than how its spelled in my birth certificate *(THE CORRECT WAY IS THE WAY I WROTE IT IN THE 1-129F, MEANING ITS MISS SPELLED IN MY BIRTH CERTIFICATE) but I dindt realize it until I was at the embassy stage when i was getting all the documents required, thanks god it didnt affect my interview, the CO didn't even ask anything about it.

 

so im wondering if at this stage I should  fill my fathers information with the name on my birth certificate or the name I used in the 1-129F ? 

which way you guys think would avoid a RFE?  

 

@Greenbaum

[Greenbaum 12,258]

8 minutes ago, Nelson0308 said:

Hey guys, im getting ready to apply for my aos and im filling the form I-485 and I want to know if my information in the I-129f ties to the AOS since at the moment of filling my I-129F I spelled my fathers name in a different way than how its spelled in my birth certificate *(THE CORRECT WAY IS THE WAY I WROTE IT IN THE 1-129F, MEANING ITS MISS SPELLED IN MY BIRTH CERTIFICATE) but I dindt realize it until I was at the embassy stage when i was getting all the documents required, thanks god it didnt affect my interview, the CO didn't even ask anything about it.

 

so im wondering if at this stage I should  fill my fathers information with the name on my birth certificate or the name I used in the 1-129F ? 

which way you guys think would avoid a RFE?  

 

@Greenbaum

I don't think that it will affect your AOS filing. Use what was entered on the I-129f and leave it go. You can explain this away. But if you can get your BC corrected since you are a INTERNATIONAL women  and you should have your document accurate to avoid any problems caused by it in the future. This is my opinion and someone else may have something different.

[theprocess01 48]

2 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

I don't think that it will affect your AOS filing. Use what was entered on the I-129f and leave it go. You can explain this away. But if you can get your BC corrected since you are a INTERNATIONAL women  and you should have your document accurate to avoid any problems caused by it in the future. This is my opinion and someone else may have something different.

MAN*

So basically you are telling me that my aos actually does tie to me I-129f.

 

fixing that in DR would be a HASSLE  and would take a lot of time, I've already inquire about it and that would require me changing my last name also, so I think I will just leave it as its.

[Greenbaum 12,258]

1 minute ago, Nelson0308 said:

MAN*

So basically you are telling me that my aos actually does tie to me I-129f.

 

fixing that in DR would be a HASSLE  and would take a lot of time, I've already inquire about it and that would require me changing my last name also, so I think I will just leave it as its.

Sounds like a plan.   Hah. International MAN.

Edited March 7, 2019 by Greenbaum

[theprocess01 48]

6 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

Sounds like a plan.

thank you for answering so quick 👊

Edited March 7, 2019 by Nelson0308