need help about fiance BC

[MONTEL/JACKY 1]

hello i have problem to my BC MY FIANCE

here bc nothere name and he told me he change name many years ago but

its just ok if i bring here bc useing old name or i ned some proff about he new name

but the f-129 he put there he have nother name and he said no problem about that

guys i need your advice thanks u so much ...

GODBLESS ALL

[Perfect Couple 4]

i dont understand... please clarify your question and your situation..

if you can speak tagalog, you can use tagalog here. Lot of Filipinas can help you.

[Neptune 0]

hello i have problem to my BC MY FIANCE

here bc nothere name and he told me he change name many years ago but

its just ok if i bring here bc useing old name or i ned some proff about he new name

but the f-129 he put there he have nother name and he said no problem about that

guys i need your advice thanks u so much ...

GODBLESS ALL

Your fiancee must make sure that her birth certificate had already been corrected at NSO. If i were you, advice her to follow on what is the correct written name in her birth certificate.

In my case, my school record and government record shows that my name was " Maria " , (i was using Maria since birth) When hubby applied for my K1 visa, i found out that my birth certificate wrote as " Marian". I asked advice to a lawyer, he advice me to just follow on what is the correct name in my birth certificate. I dont like to changed my name so i went to our local civil registrar and asked advice also, they told me i can use the name "Maria" but i need to file for a change of name for correction. And a name to be corrected , will take a long process and a lot of money. It should be published for six months or a year before it all done.

So, what i did i just follow on what is written in my live birth... and it worked so smoothly. Since your fiancee telling you that her new name has no problem, i think it was already corrected. So maybe she is good.

[rheanick 42]

You have a problem with your fiance (USC) Birth certificate (BC). It shows a different name, not the name indicated in your F-129. And he said there is no problem with that.

You are asking if you could just bring his birth certificate with a different name or if you need to bring additional proof of his name change.

Just want to know if i understand your question...

I would suggest, bring his BC with additional proofs on his name change. Do both.

hello i have problem to my BC MY FIANCE

here bc nothere name and he told me he change name many years ago but

its just ok if i bring here bc useing old name or i ned some proff about he new name

but the f-129 he put there he have nother name and he said no problem about that

guys i need your advice thanks u so much ...

GODBLESS ALL

[Neptune 0]

hello i have problem to my BC MY FIANCE

here bc nothere name and he told me he change name many years ago but

its just ok if i bring here bc useing old name or i ned some proff about he new name

but the f-129 he put there he have nother name and he said no problem about that

guys i need your advice thanks u so much ...

GODBLESS ALL

OUch!!! Sorry my advice is wrong. I thought , it is the girl who has the problem of BC. Sorry.

[Perfect Couple 4]

ENGLISH TRANSLATION from her other post:

I have a problem, my fiance's name is different from his Birth certificate name.

i asked him about that and he said he changed his name long time ago. im confused and afraid that i'll be questioned by the consul during my interview.

What will i do? my fiance told me that it's alright to change name in US and there is no need to change the Birth certificate, but, in form F-129 it was asked there "other name before", and he answered none.

what will i do? what do i need to do about that?

[rheanick 42]

I think she is from cebu, she might know bisaya than tagalog.

If she writes in bisaya, and someone translates her question to english or tagalog... it would be easier for us to help her.

i dont understand... please clarify your question and your situation..

if you can speak tagalog, you can use tagalog here. Lot of Filipinas can help you.

[PhiLandShiR 18]

I think it would also be good to correct the I-129 to include the name used on the BC...

Phil

You have a problem with your fiance (USC) Birth certificate (BC). It shows a different name, not the name indicated in your F-129. And he said there is no problem with that.

You are asking if you could just bring his birth certificate with a different name or if you need to bring additional proof of his name change.

Just want to know if i understand your question...

I would suggest, bring his BC with additional proofs on his name change. Do both.

hello i have problem to my BC MY FIANCE

here bc nothere name and he told me he change name many years ago but

its just ok if i bring here bc useing old name or i ned some proff about he new name

but the f-129 he put there he have nother name and he said no problem about that

guys i need your advice thanks u so much ...

GODBLESS ALL

[Neptune 0]

hello i have problem to my BC MY FIANCE

here bc nothere name and he told me he change name many years ago but

its just ok if i bring here bc useing old name or i ned some proff about he new name

but the f-129 he put there he have nother name and he said no problem about that

guys i need your advice thanks u so much ...

GODBLESS ALL

Yes it could be possible that this might be part of the question during the enterview. If it is true that his changing of name has no problem...I think, you need to know the reason why he changed his name, so that you know how to answer the question just in case. If that reason is acceptable , maybe you will be good.

[cherryred_04 1]

okay i will make it clear to what she is asking,yung ng post sa topic na yun is a girl and the probs that she mention above ay yung probs ng FIANCEE nya birth ceritifcate,her fiancee is now using the new name which is different from his birth certificate which is the old name?so in my own understanding if the birth certificate that her fiancee get is still in the name of the old name maybe it is not corrected yet in US.ano sa palagay mo mga sis and brod ko dito,hindi ba ito maka cause for some delays when she have her interview already?dahil first time lang ako naka encounter ng probs na ito,na iba ang name ng birth certificate compare to the name her fiancee is using now,i told that girl a few days ago,she said her fiancee change his name long time ago?if so why is that the birth certificate still show the old name?i hope mga kapamilya dito sa vj matulongan nyo and isa sa mga sis natin na naka encounter ng probs about different names...i know she is waiting for all your instant replies....i will give you all the thanks to those who can share sa mga good advice nila....ingats all...

Edited February 11, 2009 by cherryred_04

[cherryred_04 1]

okay i will make it clear to what she is asking,yung ng post sa topic na yun is a girl and the probs that she mention above ay yung probs ng FIANCEE nya birth ceritifcate,her fiancee is now using the new name which is different from his birth certificate which is the old name?so in my own understanding if the birth certificate that her fiancee get is still in the name of the old name maybe it is not corrected yet in US.ano sa palagay mo mga sis and brod ko dito,hindi ba ito maka cause for some delays when she have her interview already?dahil first time lang ako naka encounter ng probs na ito,na iba ang name ng birth certificate compare to the name her fiancee is using now,i pm that girl a few minutes ago,she said her fiancee change his name long time ago?if so why is that the birth certificate still show the old name?i hope mga kapamilyako dito sa vj matulongan nyo and isa sa mga sis natin na naka encounter ng probs about different names...i know she is waiting for all your instant replies....i will give you all the thanks to those who can share sa mga good advice nila....ingats all...

[Neptune 0]

okay i will make it clear to what she is asking,yung ng post sa topic na yun is a girl and the probs that she mention above ay yung probs ng FIANCEE nya birth ceritifcate,her fiancee is now using the new name which is different from his birth certificate which is the old name?so in my own understanding if the birth certificate that her fiancee get is still in the name of the old name maybe it is not corrected yet in US.ano sa palagay mo mga sis and brod ko dito,hindi ba ito maka cause for some delays when she have her interview already?dahil first time lang ako naka encounter ng probs na ito,na iba ang name ng birth certificate compare to the name her fiancee is using now,i told that girl a few days ago,she said her fiancee change his name long time ago?if so why is that the birth certificate still show the old name?i hope mga kapamilya dito sa vj matulongan nyo and isa sa mga sis natin na naka encounter ng probs about different names...i know she is waiting for all your instant replies....i will give you all the thanks to those who can share sa mga good advice nila....ingats all...

Just want to clarify if their application was been approved. If it was already approved, then she might nothing to worry about, it would never been gone to Manila if his fiancee is not yet cleared here in the USA. Before an application approve they do a background check here.

What she need , are those identification that her fiancee was been submitted in their applications. If possible she must all the copies.

Edited February 11, 2009 by Neptune

[Pinay Wife 47]

Oddly enough, I just found out by doing a google search that people in the United States are allowed to change their name whenever they want to (as long as it is not used to commit fraud) and it doesn't even have to involve any legal paperwork. Names can be changed in two ways:

1) by picking a new name and using it consistently. This is called "common usage".

2) going through a formal or legal process

For more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_change

I can't seem to find anything about name change from official government sites.

If the above is true, then, having a different name in the petitioner's BC should not be a problem as long as he mentions the other name used in the I-129F.

[Neptune 0]

Oddly enough, I just found out by doing a google search that people in the United States are allowed to change their name whenever they want to (as long as it is not used to commit fraud) and it doesn't even have to involve any legal paperwork. Names can be changed in two ways:

1) by picking a new name and using it consistently. This is called "common usage".

2) going through a formal or legal process

For more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_change

I can't seem to find anything about name change from official government sites.

If the above is true, then, having a different name in the petitioner's BC should not be a problem as long as he mentions the other name used in the I-129F.

Yes, i beleived that his fiancee did not commit any fraud, since he already met his fiancee in the Philippines using his passport in his new name. Only my own opinion.