US Immigration from Sweden

Okay this is a very weird question but maybe one of you have thoughts on this.

Me and my husband got married last month and on our marriage certificate he misspelled his middle name as that is how it has always been spelled (on high school diplomas etc). It is pronounced the same way, it is just spelled slightllyyyyy different.

I sent our marriage certificate to my home country so we could get our marriage officially registered there in order for it to reflect on my birth certificate (it includes marital status in my home country). About a week later we found out that it was misspelled by looking at this birth certificate and updated our marriage certificate to reflect his actual middle name that is listen on his birth certificate.

So now my birth certificate is listing his misspelled middle name but our marriage certificate has it spelled properly.

It takes a few months to get this updated so we would prefer to not have to update this.

Will this be a problem at all?

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Here I am with yet another question but I cannot seem to find an answer to this question.

Do I as the beneficiary have to provide my tax transcripts? I had to paper file so my return will likely not be processed for a pretty long time and we would like to get going with everything soon.

We are working on our AOS application for me and he wants to add me to his health insurance (he is eligible to sign up right now as he just started a new job)

The question is, am I eligible to be added to it as I am on an F-1 visa and not yet a green card holder or a citizen? I have an SSN so I should be good on that part but we are not sure about the rules about this. It seems like he is able to based on the info from his company.

What are your guys experience with this?

In my home country we do not have "birth certificates" like you do here in the US. It is just a signed print from the population register which includes the normal things you would find on a birth certificate as well as your address and martial status. At this point, I have registered our marriage so I am listed as Married and my US address is listed on it as well.

Our question is, we are moving early August to a new address and were planning to use that address on our application as we will have moved by the time we send it in. However, our old address will be listed on my "birth certificate".

I figured that they would understand that since we are including evidence which has our current address(old address at that point) but wanted to confirm as we would prefer to not have to wait for a new version to get sent as it takes a few weeks.