Alexli Posted August 18, 2006 Report Share Posted August 18, 2006 I got the visa today and found it has "PETR" at the bottom of visa under "Annotation". Anyone know what it stand for? Is it short for "Petitioner"? currently it put my Co-sponsor's name there and I think it's Wrong. If it's wrong spelling, would it be a big problem entering the U.S.? How do I get it Changed? How long it takes? Thanks, Alex Link to comment
LeeFisher3 Posted August 18, 2006 Report Share Posted August 18, 2006 I got the visa today and found it has "PETR" at the bottom of visa under "Annotation". Anyone know what it stand for? Is it short for "Petitioner"? currently it put my Co-sponsor's name there and I think it's Wrong. If it's wrong spelling, would it be a big problem entering the U.S.? How do I get it Changed? How long it takes? Thanks, Alex238473[/snapback]It does stand for petitioner and should have your SO's name. You might want to stop by the Consulate and verify the proper way to deal with this. Link to comment
david_dawei Posted August 18, 2006 Report Share Posted August 18, 2006 I got the visa today and found it has "PETR" at the bottom of visa under "Annotation". Anyone know what it stand for? Is it short for "Petitioner"? currently it put my Co-sponsor's name there and I think it's Wrong. If it's wrong spelling, would it be a big problem entering the U.S.? How do I get it Changed? How long it takes? Thanks, Alex238473[/snapback]It does stand for petitioner and should have your SO's name. You might want to stop by the Consulate and verify the proper way to deal with this.238479[/snapback]PETR should be the USC... Link to comment
LeeFisher3 Posted August 18, 2006 Report Share Posted August 18, 2006 (edited) I got the visa today and found it has "PETR" at the bottom of visa under "Annotation". Anyone know what it stand for? Is it short for "Petitioner"? currently it put my Co-sponsor's name there and I think it's Wrong. If it's wrong spelling, would it be a big problem entering the U.S.? How do I get it Changed? How long it takes? Thanks, Alex238473[/snapback]It does stand for petitioner and should have your SO's name. You might want to stop by the Consulate and verify the proper way to deal with this.238479[/snapback]PETR should be the USC...238498[/snapback]This may have been an over site at the consulate, but it needs to be cleared up before leaving China. If for some reason they have the co-sponsor listed elsewhere as the USC fiancée the AOS process could get real ugly because you didn't marry the CO-sponsor. And as usual, the USCIS and DOS are not to blame for any mistake. Edited August 18, 2006 by LeeFisher3 (see edit history) Link to comment
rlheim Posted August 18, 2006 Report Share Posted August 18, 2006 I got the visa today and found it has "PETR" at the bottom of visa under "Annotation". Anyone know what it stand for? Is it short for "Petitioner"? currently it put my Co-sponsor's name there and I think it's Wrong. If it's wrong spelling, would it be a big problem entering the U.S.? How do I get it Changed? How long it takes? Thanks, Alex238473[/snapback]It does stand for petitioner and should have your SO's name. You might want to stop by the Consulate and verify the proper way to deal with this.238479[/snapback]PETR should be the USC...238498[/snapback]This may have been an over site at the consulate, but it needs to be cleared up before leaving China. If for some reason they have the co-sponsor listed elsewhere as the USC fiancée the AOS process could get real ugly because you didn't marry the CO-sponsor. And as usual, the USCIS and DOS are not to blame for any mistake. 238504[/snapback]The government does not make mistakes Lee. This is why THEY are not to blame... Link to comment
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