Hope ye all are good well, me and my mother both have a temporary stamp 4 and I have recently applied for re-entry visas for both of us. The visa process is fairly straight forward however, what shocked me the most was the amount of errors on the visa sticker
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I mean anyone could type like that and stick it in the passport tell you all what our country's prime minister was just sent home by the supreme court for submitting fake documents and how they found out they were fake because the stamps were incorrectly spelled
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Well, my mother's visa had her DOB written wrong on it while mine has got no DOJ stamp.
I sent my mother's passport back for rectification they rectified it by cancelling the first visa by stamping it ' CANCELLED WITHOUT PREJUDICE'. and subsequently put a new sticker right opposite the old one upon careful observation i have found out that the bottom part of the visa sticker still bares the same old date of birth. ie If the DOB was 1/1/2017 it was typed as 01/01/2014 they rectified it in the new sticker on the top where it says DOB but the bottom of sticker still bares 010117 on both of them The question is;
1) Would the cancelled visa cause any problems with immigration on the airport or in general?
2)shall i re send this passport again for the code thing at bottom to be rectified?
3)is this fairly common for them to make clerical errors in such critical documents?
4)This small missing DOJ stamp does it really matters? shall I send mine too for rectification or shall i just leave it ?
Thanks for all the help and please rest assured it will be hugely appreciated
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