Sm1smom
Super Moderator
So you need to take another look at your submitted I-485 for starters to if the spelling error did not originate from your end. If you confirm the error is not from your end, you may submit an Typographical Error eRequest. (Bear in mind, you may end up getting a frustrating response from USCIS following that submission). If the spelling error originated from your end, your bio notice will most likely show up with the same error. When you go in for your bio appointment, you'll need to point out the spelling error to the bio technician, write your name with both the correct spelling and the erroneous spelling to ensure your background check gets conducted with both name variations. Note: Bio technician cannot correct the spelling error, they just need to be aware of itThis is my initial acceptance notice. I called it another one because the first was for my spouse. My bad. So it went wrong from the start.
Then when you go in for your interview, you'll also inform the IO of the spelling error and request they correct it. At this point you want to hope you get invited for an interview and for your case to not be approved without an interview. Because if that were to happen, your GC will most likely get issued with the wrongly spelt name, in which case you will now have to apply for a replacement card (which may or may not cost an additional fee depending on if the error is traceable back to you or to USCIS).