I129F

[Doyka94 0]

So I just got a I-797C in the mail and I noticed they spelled my beneficiaries name wrong then I went back in my forms and noticed on the first section of of i129f I spelled her name wrong so I called immigration and they said they will change it could I be rejected for this? Her name is Arlyn I put Aryln .... I made a typo 

[payxibka 10,045]

11 minutes ago, Doyka94 said:

So I just got a I-797C in the mail and I noticed they spelled my beneficiaries name wrong then I went back in my forms and noticed on the first section of of i129f I spelled her name wrong so I called immigration and they said they will change it could I be rejected for this? Her name is Arlyn I put Aryln .... I made a typo 

They said they will make the change

[Doyka94 0]

Yes but I noticed I put the wrong name on the I129F after I got off the phone with USCIS. All the rest of the places on I129f where her name goes and the other supporting documents are all correct. 

[Hank_ 9,174]

12 hours ago, Doyka94 said:

So I just got a I-797C in the mail and I noticed they spelled my beneficiaries name wrong then I went back in my forms and noticed on the first section of of i129f I spelled her name wrong so I called immigration and they said they will change it could I be rejected for this? Her name is Arlyn I put Aryln .... I made a typo 

Not a big deal.  You will not be rejected or denied because of a typo.   Just make sure the DS-160 is correct (this is the visa application at the embassy)

 

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[Doyka94 0]

Okay thanks.

[Hank_ 9,174]

Once you get your NOA2 notice of approval  you may want  to jump over to the Philippines forum, the visa application process is unique to the Philippines in some areas.   https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/

 

 

Edited March 4, 2020 by Hank_

[Doyka94 0]

She is from the Philippines  but currently working in Taiwan so she will go to the embassy in Taipei. 

[Hank_ 9,174]

1 hour ago, Doyka94 said:

She is from the Philippines  but currently working in Taiwan so she will go to the embassy in Taipei. 

Ah ... then you for sure do not want to go to the Philippine forum and for sure don't want to follow the guide for there.

 

For Taiwan your fiancee will still need the PSA birth certificate and CENOMAR, along with the NBI.

[Doyka94 0]

I sent the cenomar with i129f and she has her birth certificate but we have not got the police clarence yet since it's to early I also will send i134 to her with the supporting documents 

[Hank_ 9,174]

5 minutes ago, Doyka94 said:

I sent the cenomar with i129f and she has her birth certificate but we have not got the police clarence yet since it's to early I also will send i134 to her with the supporting documents 

STILL will need a CENOMAR for the interview at the embassy.  Doesn't matter what documents you sent to USCIS, the embassy will still require those documents.

 

As for police clearance, it must be the NBI, not a local police clearance.

[Doyka94 0]

Yes I know she need a police clarence from both Taiwan and Philippines.  Wont the embassy already  have the Cenomar since it's in the i129f petition? 

[Doyka94 0]

She was never married  I know she will need my divorce decree 

[NoMansLand2020 298]

4 hours ago, Doyka94 said:

Yes I know she need a police clarence from both Taiwan and Philippines.  Wont the embassy already  have the Cenomar since it's in the i129f petition? 

No, you will need CENOMAR. They don't need it with the I129f. 

[Doyka94 0]

Okay thank you . I just thought USCIS send the I129F petition to the embassy in my fiance's country.