Birth Certificate Question on I-129F

[matthewgarcia22 0]

I am a USA born citizen, born and raised in california.

 

i am doing the K1 visa for my fiance.

 

 

However, on my birth certificate, they misspelled my father's name by just 1 letter. For example: if his name is Matthew, they wrote Motthew.

 

I wrote his correct name on the I-129F form.

 

I have included both copies of my US passport and birth certificate. will I get an RFE because of the misspelling on the birth certificate? 

 

thank you

Edited October 26, 2019 by matthewgarcia22

[Pitaya 2,577]

8 minutes ago, matthewgarcia22 said:

I am a USA born citizen, born and raised in california.

i am doing the K1 visa for my fiance.

However, on my birth certificate, they misspelled my father's name by just 1 letter. For example: if his name is Matthew, they wrote Motthew.

I wrote his correct name on the I-129F form.

I have included both copies of my US passport and birth certificate. will I get an RFE because of the misspelling on the birth certificate? 

 

thank you

Likely a non-issue. If you feel so inclined, explain the misspelling in a supplemental statement, in the manner described in the Form I-129F instructions. 

 

BTW, how many years did the misspelling occur, and only now it concerns you?

 

Good luck on your immigration journey.

[payxibka 10,045]

58 minutes ago, matthewgarcia22 said:

I am a USA born citizen, born and raised in california.

 

i am doing the K1 visa for my fiance.

 

 

However, on my birth certificate, they misspelled my father's name by just 1 letter. For example: if his name is Matthew, they wrote Motthew.

 

I wrote his correct name on the I-129F form.

 

I have included both copies of my US passport and birth certificate. will I get an RFE because of the misspelling on the birth certificate? 

 

thank you

Why are you submitting both?  Do you want extra credit?