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Filed: Country: Costa Rica
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I was wondering if anyone might know the answer to this...

In my fiance's country they are given the fathers surname and the mothers surname, hence they have two "last" names. If we apply for the K-1 visa, is he required to use both names or can he drop the mothers name? I could find nothing about this on the USCIS website. I would assume that the father's surname would be what they refer to as the "given" name, but he really has no "middle" name...just the two surnames. Was a head scratcher for me, so thought I would throw it out there.

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ukraine
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I was wondering if anyone might know the answer to this...

In my fiance's country they are given the fathers surname and the mothers surname, hence they have two "last" names. If we apply for the K-1 visa, is he required to use both names or can he drop the mothers name? I could find nothing about this on the USCIS website. I would assume that the father's surname would be what they refer to as the "given" name, but he really has no "middle" name...just the two surnames. Was a head scratcher for me, so thought I would throw it out there.

Always use his name exactly as in his passport.

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Filed: Country: Costa Rica
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I used all 4 names with no problems so far. One thing to keep in mind is that adding all the names may work in your advantage. What it does is help the reviewing officials narrow down your fiance's precise identity when there are multiple persons with the same name. As is usually the case; give them all they ask for and more and you will have a better outcome.

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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My name is Hyena. No one bothers me with that (At least Madonna and Prince don't)!

7/21/08 I 129f K-1 app given to Siam Legal Lawyers office

8/3/08 K-1 I 129f Sent (Atty Ofc made mistake delayed app, we learned later)

8/14/08 NOA-1

1/23/09 RFE Color Passport Picture

1/29/09 RFE Color Pics sent

2/3/09 RFE Pics USCIS acknowledged

4/28/09 NOA-2

5/01/09 NVC Received

5/01/09 Left NVC

5/15/09 Embassy Sent Packet 3 (we did not receive-they have correct addresses)

6/19/09 Packet 3 to Embassy

6/28/09 Appointment (packet 4) never mailed, had to ask to get email-they've got correct addresses

7/23/09 Interview Scheduled for 7:00am (A YEAR AFTER SUBMISSION)!!!!!!!!!!! APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

7/28/09 Pick up visa

8/11/09 She came to the USA with me!

Country: Russia
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Whatever you do, be consistent. Don't alter it on different documents, or there will be database problems.

Later on, if you want to change your name, you can go to a judge, you can always change your name.

My ex-wife legally changed her name from "Luisita Sarita Tan Sanchez (Herlastname)" to "Christa Jesusa (Mylastname)" (She was born on Dec. 25th).

Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Costa Rica
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I went through this process for the K3. You must use all the names because they are ALL his legal names. Also be sure to use all four on everything, even when he gets here. Some people here will automatically hyphenate the two last names, but I don't think that matters much. Good luck!

K3 Interview 05/20/2009

POE Atlanta 05/26/2009

EAD NOA1 06/01/2009

EAD NOA2 08/2009

I-485 Sent 04/07/2010

I-485 NOA1 04/16/2010

Biometrics 04/28/2010 (assigned appt. date is 5/17/10, but we did an early walk-in with no problems!)

I-485 Interview 09/13/2010 (originally set for July, but had to reschedule, since we were in Europe then)

Waiting on GC to come in the mail!!!

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