birth certificate last name has accent mark but passport and visa stamp don’t.

[Cecilia sernaque 0]

My peruvian birth certificate has an accent mark in my last name but my passport and visa stamp don’t, and this is because my another country ID was print everything in capital letters which means no accent marks. In order to get the passport and visa i had to use that ID and no my birth certificate.
So I wonder if this would be an issue when I apply for the AOS.
Thanks so much in advanced! 😭

[Pitaya 2,577]

2 minutes ago, Cecilia sernaque said:

My peruvian birth certificate has an accent mark in my last name but my passport and visa stamp don’t, and this is because my another country ID was print everything in capital letters which means no accent marks. In order to get the passport and visa i had to use that ID and no my birth certificate.
So I wonder if this would be an issue when I apply for the AOS.
Thanks so much in advanced! 😭

Likely a non-issue. There are all manner of punctuation marks in use all over the world that are not used by USCIS/DOS in their document preparation. BTW, my wife's language doesn't even use the same character set, what shows up is a close approximation, occidental-style.

 

Good luck on your immigration journey.

（祝您的移民旅途顺利。）

[K1visaHopeful 2,799]

The USCIS (and the US government in general) doesn't use diacritical marks.