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Prior SPOUSE NAME on Q9 on I-129F: Maiden Name or my last name ?

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Filed: Country: India
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Hello Folks:

Ques 9, on Form I-129F, asks about former spouse's name. Do I put her maiden name or the my last name that she still has (she has not changed her name back to her maiden name since the divorce) and I don't believe she has any plans to change now. Appreciate any input. thx :unsure:

Timeline for K1 visa

9/11/2008 – mailed I-129F

9/12/2008 – Received at VSC/NOA 1 sent (mail stamp-9/16)

9/15/2008 – check cashed

9/19/2008 –Received NOA1

12/28/2008 – Received NOA2 Approval email from CRIS

01/06/2009 – Left NVC for Mumbai Consulate

01/07/2009 – Received NVC confirmation letter in the mail

01/08/2009 – Mumbai Consulate received file electronically and sent packet 3 (info from DOS)

01/10/2009 – Mumbai Consulate received file (hard copy) from NVC (DHL tracking)

01/19/2009 – Overnighted packet 3 (still did not receive receive pkt 3 from Mumbai)

01/20/2009 – Packet 3 arrives at Mumbai Consulate

01/23/2009 – called DOS and was informed that packet 4 has been sent and interview date set.

01/24/2009 – Received hard copy of packet 3 (postmark Jan 20). Too late. Already sent packet 3 on Jan 19.

02/02/09 – Received Packet 4

02/04/09 – Submitted documents at the VFS Kolkata Office

02/06/09 - Medicals completed

03/02/2009 – BIG DAY, i.e., Interview Date

03/03/2009 - Visa received in mail

04/09/2009 - POE

AOS

04/17/2009 - CIVIL

6/16/2009 - Mailed AOS package

6/19/2009 - NOA1

7/08/2009 - AOS transferred to CSC

7/17/2009 - Biometrics appointment, EAD case Touched

8/05/2009 - EAD card production ordered, AP approved !!!!

ROC

08/27/2011 - Mailed ROC packageCIVIL

08/29/2011 - NOA1

09/19/2011 - Early Bio (scheduled date 10/03/2011)

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: New Zealand
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Your former spouse has your last name...so that is what you put. ;)

I know you want to get it all right, we've all been there. ;) But don't overthink these things or you'll get yourself in trouble.

Be sure to compare your own forms with the example ones and be sure to tick the box in Part C, Q. 2 on the I-129f. Lots of people miss this and get RFE'd for it. ;)

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