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elkski   28

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Just got email from NVC about case in transit and my fiance's name is spelled wrong. But it was correct on the NOA2 I-797?

It appears they typed an s for an a.  

Please advise.   I'm thinking a tRump sympathizer did this intentionally. 

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payxibka   10,045

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20 minutes ago, elkski said:

Just got email from NVC about case in transit and my fiance's name is spelled wrong. But it was correct on the NOA2 I-797?

It appears they typed an s for an a.  

Please advise.   I'm thinking a tRump sympathizer did this intentionally. 

Political editorial aside.  Much ado about nothing.  The visa name will be the passport name so the name on this email is meaningless 

YMMV

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The letters "a" and "s" are adjacent on a QWERTY keyboard.   Sounds like an innocent typo..... Sounds like progress and movement for a K-1...which is good.

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Yes it appears cases at NVC from March  2020 till October 2020 were sent to Bangkok yesterday.  But not Jan  2021 cases.    People who got NOA1 in October 2019 until case like ours with 3/6/2020 NOA1 date.  So I'm 5 months down in the stack at last years  monthly application  input rate and this year's slower interview rate that is reported as 8-10/ day.  

Yes a qwerty typo looks more innocent.  Just the way a crook would think.   

 

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