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my fiance just received the NVC letter today

and found out that his name is misspelled..

just the first letter of his first name...

what is the best thing to do?

would this delay our processing?

thanks so much guys..

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email USEM they will respond and will instruct you to email attachments of both your birth certificates and passport biopage and a letter telling them you needed to correct name, or mail these to them at their USEM address. We had done this and during my interview i was amazed that they were holding the letter we mailed them telling them that we needed to correct my fiances name. it was never an issue because we were able to inform them before the interview happened...good luck!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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email USEM they will respond and will instruct you to email attachments of both your birth certificates and passport biopage and a letter telling them you needed to correct name, or mail these to them at their USEM address. We had done this and during my interview i was amazed that they were holding the letter we mailed them telling them that we needed to correct my fiances name. it was never an issue because we were able to inform them before the interview happened...good luck!

thanks chuck and jade..

this really helps..

my fiance called NVC too and they said just email USEM coz they already have it.

thank so much is it better to send the files through post? or email?

thanks so much...

congrats on your approval..

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