[General] I seem to have heard someone called my name.

[jasonree123456]

I seem to have heard someone calling me.
I seem to heard someone calling me.

Which one correct? Is "have" necessarily in the sentence?

 

[Barb_D]

The second one is certainly wrong.
The first one ... what do you mean to say?
I thought I heard someone calling me?

 

[V.Predoev]

Not a teacher

I seem bugs me. Either it seems or I think seem is not a modal verb and thus you can`t use it in the construction seem to + verb nor in seem to + present perfect

It seems that someone called me.
I heard someone calling me.
I think I heard someone calling me.

These are all natural and sound OK to me.

 

[bhaisahab]

"I seem to have heard..." is fine.