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Fiancée has her Name spelled wrong!

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On my fiancée I-134,Affidavit of Support I spelled her name Phuong wrong and spelled it Phoung! Also did it on the I-I29 Petition for Alien fiancée which has been approved! She turned in her packet #3 yesterday in HCM city and should be getting her packet 4 soon. Should I just have her leave it alone or ??????

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My wife also had her name spelled wrong in several places. Heck, they even got it wrong on her eventual visa! Nothing bad happened. I wouldn't sweat it. Just make sure it's right documents from now on.

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Thanks don't know how I did that! Been working a lot of hr's and must have been on of those memory f**rts lol! it is right on all the other doc's.

My wife also had her name spelled wrong in several places. Heck, they even got it wrong on her eventual visa! Nothing bad happened. I wouldn't sweat it. Just make sure it's right documents from now on.
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Thanks don't know how I did that! Been working a lot of hr's and must have been on of those memory f**rts lol! it is right on all the other doc's.

My wife also had her name spelled wrong in several places. Heck, they even got it wrong on her eventual visa! Nothing bad happened. I wouldn't sweat it. Just make sure it's right documents from now on.

You can send email to US Consulate to ask for fix her name, otherwise, she may get some problems in future for other documents in USA such as Green card and SSN because they are in different names.

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