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Visa interview was all fine, but received NVC letter...

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I had my interview almost three weeks ago and now the CEAC status is NON-IMMIGRANT: Application received ... please check your status after two business days...

 

Now it has been two days and there is no update. Today my USC petitioner received NVC letter dated in late July notifying that our case was to be sent to the US consulate, but with my first name spelled wrong!

 

Are they related? Should I do something? Please help!!! (Heard the consulate might do some name check after the interview. If my name is wrong, how are they going to find me when they do the name check??)

 

 

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