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I received an RFE for my fathers IR5 case from USCIS due to a late registered birth certificate for Pakistan. I am a US Citizen and applied for my parents. 

I have two questions:

 

1) On all of my documents (birth certificate, college and university records, expired passports, National Identity Card etc), all of which I submitted for the RFE, my fathers name on those documents shows as "ABDULLAHNANA" (for security reasons not putting his actual name). No last name. But on his passport and the I130 application we submitted we have Last name as "NANA" and First name as "ABDULLAH". I just realized this after submitting the RFE. Would there be any issue with this? Anyone have experience with this?

 

2) I received my RFE from the California Center but my receipt I received was from Potomac Center. I know it says to wait 60 days to hear back from USCIS but I am wondering if anyone has any experience approximately how long it took them to hear back from USCIS for there RFE?

 

Would appreciate the help.

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On 6/19/2021 at 3:28 PM, bulls2030 said:

I received an RFE for my fathers IR5 case from USCIS due to a late registered birth certificate for Pakistan. I am a US Citizen and applied for my parents.

Ah yes, the late registered birth certificate, not surprised here. 

 

What does your current Pakistani documentation (passport, NICOP, etc) say?  Did you submit your matric certificate?  Old B-form?  FRC? 

 

It is hard to say what will happen.  USCIS/DOS is aware of issues with GivennameSurname vs. Givenname Surname (with space) in India and Pakistan.  The visa would be issued per the passport, and the GC will match the visa, so you should have no issue when the visa and GC are made. 

 

60 days does not appear unusual but I am not sure how things go nowadays. 

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Obligatory disclaimer:  Not a lawyer.  Posts are written based on my own research and based on whatever information is provided.  Consult an immigration attorney regarding your specific case.

 
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