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26 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

Are you asking if it will stop you being selected or if you will be denied if selected?  Anyway, no to both. If there’s not adequate space to list a middle name it’s not your fault. 

Yes, do i still have a chance to be selected? or my application will be automatically denied because the name on the form is not identical to the name on the passport? 
And if I'm selected, will I face any problems further when completing the procedures? 

Should I do take any step? like emailing someone (I actually don't know who exactly :"D ) or should I wait it I'm selected and say this in my interview? 
 

To what extend is this issue has an effect on the whole process?

Hello everyone!

I'm very confused because I missed one of my middle names in the lottery form.
My full name is very long, and the middle name box has limited characters so I couldn't write it full.

For example: my name is (John Micheal William Benjamin William Alexander)

But The form was as follow:

First Name: John
Middle Name: Micheal William Benjamin
Last Name: Alexander

So there is a missing William (before Alexander)

I couldn't write it due to letters limitation.

My question is: Is my application will be denied? or it still has a chance? I mean should I forget about it or it's okay and I might be chosen?

Sorry for the long post but I wanted to make it clear.

Stay safe everybody!

Thanks

4 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

There is no restriction for this because of  already having a green card.  

Figure out how to get back to the US within a year of your exit.

So I'll not face a problem if I reentered before November 2020 right? 

16 minutes ago, Thewander said:

From what I’ve read and understood, it is no longer possible for a green card holder to enter and exit the US in order to keep their status updated. Immigration can now see when you enter and exit and can cancel out your green card if you are not living and working the US past 12 months. There is a form you can file that gives you permission to be outside of the US For a certain period of time and not lose your green card but it has to be filed while you’re still in the US. Are you no longer living in the US?

I'm outside the US now but my husband is living there..can he fill that form for me on my behave or I should fill it in person?

Hello everyone,

I hope everyone is fine.

I've a confusing inquiry,

Just now, dwheels76 said:

Oh I thought it was your month who was getting the visa and they had her name wrong. Long as your name is what's on the visa package and matches your passport you are fine.

No my name is correct the only problem is in my mother's name, while applying I wrote it right, but when I got the visa envelop I found that they wrote it mistakenly.

so that's fine and won't make me any problems right? should I follow any procedures when arriving in the USA to correct her name or that's just fine? 

Thank you so much and so sorry for bothering  

1 hour ago, dwheels76 said:

the 01 is added to all case number types or 02. Your case# is the same.

like if it was a parent and a child parent would have 01 and child same case# and 02. When you pay for immigration fee the 01 is not part of it.

 

Name on envelope you have your visa it will be fine unless it's a totally different name. When she is at POE she can correct it. If you are that worried about it contact the embassy and ask them what to do about the misspelled name.

Thank you sooo much this was very helpful. 

Concerning the name, my mother's name is Anaam, but it is written on the envelope Angham. Is that a problem? will they deport me from the airport because of this mistake? I contacted the embassy and they asked me to email the immigrant department but they haven't replied, and my travelling date is in week.

no no, 8th of December 

so the date they issued (08-12-2019) is for stamping the visa, then it will be available for a year, and i can make all the other procedures after travelling to the USA during this year, right?

Late February 

Just now, Lemonslice said:

August 12, or December 8?

 

If December, then you can fly, get your visa stamped and fly back home the same day... Then move on a couple of months.

after stamping my visa, it will be available for how long?

Hello,

I got my IR1 immigrant visa and they issued that the deadline of entering the country in 8-12-2019, however, I can't travel in this period of time.

I'm wondering what are the consequences of getting this visa and not entering the country, I heard that I'll be blocked for 4 or 5 years from reapplying, is that true? and what is the best thing I can do in my case? should I contact them or what should I do?

Thanks so much.