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AFCF   267

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Hi. This is probably not a big deal and I’m just overthinking but I’m asking for peace of mind. Lol. I just want to be sure about this.

 

1. I applied for a US visa twice (J1 and B2) and I unknowingly misspelled my mother’s name on my previous DS 160. Will that be a problem?

2. I forgot to put a previous address on our I-129F. Can I just correct this on the DS 160 and bring it up during the interview? Or do I have to send a supplemental document to the USCIS so they can have it in their system? 

 

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1. Probably not.

2.  Yes, just correct it on the DS-160.

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30 minutes ago, chxakx said:

Hi. This is probably not a big deal and I’m just overthinking but I’m asking for peace of mind. Lol. I just want to be sure about this.

 

1. I applied for a US visa twice (J1 and B2) and I unknowingly misspelled my mother’s name on my previous DS 160. Will that be a problem?

2. I forgot to put a previous address on our I-129F. Can I just correct this on the DS 160 and bring it up during the interview? Or do I have to send a supplemental document to the USCIS so they can have it in their system? 

 

Thank you.

 

1.   Not an issue.  They will only be looking at the new DS-160 .. don't forget you need to print out the confirmation page for the new DS-160  upon completion and bring that to the embassy for the interview.

 

2.  Yes, update everything with the new DS-160.    Forget about USCIS regarding the I-129F.

 

 

Link to a guide for the visa process in the Philippines   https://www.visaconnection-philippines.com/us-embassy-usem.html

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38 minutes ago, missileman said:

1. Probably not.

2.  Yes, just correct it on the DS-160.

Thank you so much! 

22 minutes ago, Hank_ said:

 

1.   Not an issue.  They will only be looking at the new DS-160 .. don't forget you need to print out the confirmation page for the new DS-160  upon completion and bring that to the embassy for the interview.

 

2.  Yes, update everything with the new DS-160.    Forget about USCIS regarding the I-129F.

 

 

Link to a guide for the visa process in the Philippines   https://www.visaconnection-philippines.com/us-embassy-usem.html

As always, thank you so much! I’m a silent reader of your website, helps a lot! 

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2 hours ago, Hank_ said:

Glad it helps ~

Sorry, last question. Should I bring it up (the address) during the interview? I just don't want them to think that we intentionally left it out. I'm probably overthinking this but I just want to be sure.

 

Thanks a lot! God bless you.

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Just now, chxakx said:

Sorry, last question. Should I bring it up (the address) during the interview? I just don't want them to think that we intentionally left it out. I'm probably overthinking this but I just want to be sure.

 

Thanks a lot! God bless you.

Yes, you are overthinking things. ;)   No reason to bring it up.  DS-160 will have the info.      

 

Only place where you want to make sure to have a current address is for VISA DELIVERY :)   and you did that in your profile/dashboard so you should be good.  

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2 hours ago, Hank_ said:

Yes, you are overthinking things. ;)   No reason to bring it up.  DS-160 will have the info.      

 

Only place where you want to make sure to have a current address is for VISA DELIVERY :)   and you did that in your profile/dashboard so you should be good.  

Thank you so much! 

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