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My wifes NBI is in her married name it says (old last name) de(married Name) (first name) y (old middle Name) is this right the nvc had no problem with this shud she have gotten her nbi in her name before she was married to show a clean record?

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My wifes NBI is in her married name it says (old last name) de(married Name) (first name) y (old middle Name) is this right the nvc had no problem with this shud she have gotten her nbi in her name before she was married to show a clean record?

The NBI clearance should be for ALL the names she has ever used / had (including aliases). If she is now married to you, then it should be in her married name. If the NBI clearance says No Derogatory Record - she is good to go.

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The NBI clearance should be for ALL the names she has ever used / had (including aliases). If she is now married to you, then it should be in her married name. If the NBI clearance says No Derogatory Record - she is good to go.

so the fact that its in my name doesnt matter? the current nbi in her married name covers everything? should I have her bring her old one from 2009 too?

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