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I had a similar story a few years ago, except it changed my birthdate rather than my name. Luckily I looked at the confirmation email for some reason and notice
by DangerousPie 6y ago
I had a similar story a few years ago, except it changed my birthdate rather than my name. Luckily I looked at the confirmation email for some reason and noticed it. Was a total nightmare to get that changed, although I didn't end up paying in the end.
- DavidMankin 6y agoA few years ago they wouldn’t let me board a flight from SFO to Australia because my visa said I was born in 1921 when my passport didn’t agree. After a good bit of hassle we just had me go and apply for (and pay for) another visa on the electronic application site and this time I noticed that it’s exactly what happened: 1Password (IIRC) used my Visa expiration year for my visa birthday. I’m lucky that my status meant it was an automatic approval for the second visa!
- heavenlyblue 6y agoIt's amazing though that they literally gave a visa to some other random person without any issue at all (i.e. not even cross-checking some values in your passport).