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Fiance's (beneficiary) birth certificate is in wrong city on birth certificate.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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f My fiance in Vietnam has told me that her birth certfificate states that she was born in vin long but she was actually born in Ho Chi Minh. Her ID card says Ho Chi Minh. Is it nessasary to get this fixed? It was a error in the hospital. If it is nessasary to fix it where can she get it changed?

We got through the I-129f and are very happy. I had some criminal history that they didn't deny me on. I am super happy just hope this wont ruin everything.

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I don't think it's necessary to get it fixed.. the id card never comes into play. what does her passport say? that's what matters.

IR-1/CR-1

NOA-1 December 16, 2014

REF- June 24, 2015 ---------------190 days since NOA 1

RFE Respond- July 5, 2015 ----

NOA- 2 July 24, 2015 ------------- 220 days since NOA 1

NVC Sent- August 04, 2015 ----- 11 days since NOA 2

NVC Rcvd- August 18, 2015 ---- 14 days later
Case ID & IIN obtained- August 21, 2015 (over phone)

DS 261 completed- August 25, 2015

AOS Paid- August 25, 2015

Documents Sent- September 28

IV Paid- September 28, 2015

Document Scan- October 2, 2015

DS 260 Completed- October 5, 2015

Case Complete- October 29, 2015 --------- 27 days since Case Complete

Interview Scheduled- November 14, 2015 (Interview date- December 15, 2015)

Medical Done- November 23, 2015

Interview- December 15, 2015

Result- Need joint sponsor. Liquid assets not accepted.

... Looking for joint sponsor now.

Visa In Hand- .....

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A Vietnamese passport does not reference birth place. This may be an issue with the national ID card, but not a passport. I don't remember the national ID card ever being part of my wife's paper trail as regards the CR-1 visa.

OP, I don't see this as an issue. Prep your fiancé to address if and when it comes up in her interview. Paperwork in Vietnam is sketchy, so not uncommon.

Best of luck.

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