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i put the wrong second name of my dad

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here is my situation.. while gathering my papers (since in preparing for my interview)

i found out that i put the wrong second name of my dad

in my G325a form i put JOHN (i really thought this was his second name.. whenever i fill up forms.. this is the second name i put for my dad,,,)

but as i gather my birth certificate and other papers.. my dad's second name is JUAN...

my father is in the u.s. now....

will this affect my papers on the interview... how can i correct it??? it was already forworded at the manila embassy.. :wacko:

 
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