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Re: Hoffage's DCF Thread - Name Misspelled
Originally Posted by ian-mstm
(Post 11033715)
They might say to send it back... because they almost always say to send it back (because they use a form letter) - but you don't have to. It won't make a difference.
Ian Do you think it would be wise to keep a file of relevant documents to identify myself other than my passport in my hand-luggage (like marriage-certificate/birth-certificate etc) just in case the officer at CBP at the POE gets funny about my surname on the travel document portion of the summary sheet being reversed? Also - at the airport when I am departing for the US, is it likely to cause an issue? Hoffage |
Re: Hoffage's DCF Thread - Name Misspelled
Originally Posted by hoffage123
(Post 11033940)
Do you think it would be wise to keep a file of relevant documents to identify myself other than my passport in my hand-luggage (like marriage-certificate/birth-certificate etc) just in case the officer at CBP at the POE gets funny about my surname on the travel document portion of the summary sheet being reversed?
Also - at the airport when I am departing for the US, is it likely to cause an issue? Rene |
Re: Hoffage's DCF Thread - Name Misspelled
Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 11033999)
Certainly couldn't hurt.
No. As long as your airline ticket matches your passport name, that's all that matters. Rene This whole immigration thing has gotten me so jumpy now with ticking all the boxes. As long as I know I won't be denied entry at POE due to a missing hyphen (and reversed surname on the biographic bit at the bottom) I will be ok lol. Thinking about it - the pack will contain all the documentation with my name correctly formatted anyway, so that should back me up in case of troubles as well. I have printed out a copy of the first page of the DS-260 where it shows my full name formatted correctly as well. Going to try and relax(!) this weekend about it all. Hoffage |
Re: Hoffage's DCF Thread - Name Misspelled
Originally Posted by hoffage123
(Post 11034677)
Thanks Rene and Ian.
This whole immigration thing has gotten me so jumpy now with ticking all the boxes. As long as I know I won't be denied entry at POE due to a missing hyphen (and reversed surname on the biographic bit at the bottom) I will be ok lol. Thinking about it - the pack will contain all the documentation with my name correctly formatted anyway, so that should back me up in case of troubles as well. I have printed out a copy of the first page of the DS-260 where it shows my full name formatted correctly as well. Going to try and relax(!) this weekend about it all. Hoffage When push comes to shove it's just as flexible and friendly as anything the UK spits out! |
Re: Hoffage's DCF Thread
Hehe thanks all.
Yeah I got an email from the Consulate saying "Don't worry aaabout it" so I went ahead and paid the new immigrant fee a few weeks ago! It is all getting real lol! Hoffage |
Re: Hoffage's DCF Thread
AAgh.
44 days 14 hours 50 minutes Till I fly to America. Not that I am counting or anything ... :eek: |
Re: Hoffage's DCF Thread
No, not at all :unsure:
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Re: Hoffage's DCF Thread
Originally Posted by hoffage123
(Post 11120631)
AAgh.
44 days 14 hours 50 minutes Till I fly to America. Not that I am counting or anything ... :eek: |
Re: Hoffage's DCF Thread
Lol, Hoffage. I am "counting sleeps" until my daughter and son-in-law arrive end of April -71 "sleeps" counting tonight since I am still awake. I asked her if she was getting nervous, she said, "No, not yet. I am waiting til March to panic!"
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