Interview Letter K1

[E-Man 0]

Hi Folks,

I tried posting this question in the Colombian Club since I am going through the Bogota Embassy. I noticed that the second last name was spelled incorrectly on the interview letter used for the embassy and the medical interview. The first, middle and first last name are correct (only used these names in all the prior paperwork). The DS156 has the correct spelling of the second last name and the paperwork sent by the bank to pay for the visa fees is correct. Also, the case number for the embassy is correct. Unfortunately, the embassy created a second last name very similiar to my fiancees last name (I don't know where they got this name from, hopefully it's a typo).. Do I need to do anything more at the preent time or do I just show the letter and present as such at the medical and the interview and tell them that the second last name was spelled incorrectly? I am just afraid that they wil not accept the paperwork because of the misspelling of the embassy. Thanks.

[E-Man 0]

Hi Folks,

I tried posting this question in the Colombian Club since I am going through the Bogota Embassy. I noticed that the second last name was spelled incorrectly on the interview letter used for the embassy and the medical interview. The first, middle and first last name are correct (only used these names in all the prior paperwork). The DS156 has the correct spelling of the second last name and the paperwork sent by the bank to pay for the visa fees is correct. Also, the case number for the embassy is correct. Unfortunately, the embassy created a second last name very similiar to my fiancees last name (I don't know where they got this name from, hopefully it's a typo).. Do I need to do anything more at the preent time or do I just show the letter and present as such at the medical and the interview and tell them that the second last name was spelled incorrectly? I am just afraid that they wil not accept the paperwork because of the misspelling of the embassy. Thanks.

FYI, I just e-mailed the embassy and they put a notation in the file that the interview letter had the last name spelled incorrectly. We also told the banco de credito (since they asked for the letter when paying the fee), the embassy (at the interview) and at the medical appointment that the last name was spelled incorrectly. There were no problems in the banco de credito, medical appointment or in the interview.