Object in import-file header does not correspond to the migration object

Hi Forum,
I have loaded Business partner successfully with the file created in Workbench with test data.
Now I want to load the data from Application server. But i am getting the error
"Object in import-file header does not correspond to the migration object".
I have read that the import file should have 3 types of record
1. Header record corrs to the structure TEMINFO
2. Actual data records
3. Final record for individual object.
I am not sure where I am making a mistake
my files header looks like
<004F><Space><&INFO><Company><Migration Object><User><Date><Time>
Please help.
Thanks in advance

I am assuming you are in transaction EMIGIMP loading a converted migration file for import, correct?
If so, you should be able to read the company, mig. object, user name, etc. in the import file tab overview.  If conversion did not work correctly, this info will not display here. 
It is possible you are missing some data in the header, or spacing is not correct.  Are you converting the input file with program REMIG_FILE_TRANSFORM or are you trying to create the migration file yourself?

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