claire mae

Yeah, i think you need to try to fix that one since your birth place is your personal info and need to match with your marriage certificate in Philippines. It is just so annoying that everything takes forever to fix it.

But I had one friend that has the same issue like mine. She just match whatever written on her bc to her aom. And it works, she's now visa approved and will be flying this Christmas.

Well, they provided me some documents for father. His valid id and his BC and the baptismal certificate. And also I need to file a Affidavit of discrepancy stating that its just one person with notary. Then, once I gather all of those I just need to wait till the psa issue me one with correction. But, ill have to wait 6 to one year for that.

What i did. I went to the local psa office and I ordered another aom. I just copied my father's middle name, the typo to match my bc. But, I think I will have to file a petition for correction under RO 9048 just for incase. However it will take 6 to one year before its done. If they want me to wait that long then I think I have to deal with it and redo my medical again. But, I hope not.

Yeah, im a liltle sad about it. But its okay, im grateful that I got one slot for January.

Thank you so much guys for taking time to help. My aom is now corrected and im hoping im all good for the interview next January. I will let you guys updated about it. God bless!

Hello everyone! I just want to share my experience and maybe get some advice or help others who might face the same issue. I’m currently applying for an IR1 visa, and I’ve already completed my biometrics and medical. My interview was originally scheduled for November 3, but during the pre-screening, the consular staff noticed a discrepancy in my documents. Apparently, my father’s middle name on my birth certificate is misspelled — it has an extra “g” (written as Calungsag). I honestly didn’t notice it before. All my other documents (marriage certificate, report of marriage, and advisory on marriage) showed the correct spelling, Calunsag. Because of this, the consular officer gave me a yellow form with the note: “Father’s middle name sa per BC.” She told me that my AOM should match what’s written on my birth certificate, even if it’s a typo. So my interview was rescheduled while I fixed the issue. But I still don't know what to do. Should I file for a petition for correction?

This issue is the same with mine. My fathers middle name on my birth certificate was misspelled. Instead of Calunsag it was misspelled as "Calungsag ". But all of my other documents like, marriage certificate, ROM was all correct. I just dont know what to do. My interview was rescheduled due to this btw.