Maiden Name to Married Name after I-130 approved.

[immi_mygc 0]

Spouse I-130 approved with her Maiden Name & it is at NVC. PD is not yet current but NVC asked for IV fees/documents including for new born son. While applying for son's passport in India it is required parents passport with spouse's name included. So requesting wife's new passport, so I would like get it changed to married name. Spouse will have both passports new with married name and cancelled previous passport with maiden name. Would this be issue since I-130 is approved with maiden name. NVC is fine as long as produce copy of new passport with request of name change.

[jkelly07 120]

you don't have to change your passport to you married name,if you have many years left on the passport,when you get your permanent resident card you can traval internationaly,if you want to traval buy the airlines tickets in maiden name to match your passport name ./ when coming back home at the peo you use your permanent resident card. if you came to the us on cr-i visa, in three years you can apply for us citizenship, then you can get american us passport,

[jewel4life 6]

Spouse I-130 approved with her Maiden Name & it is at NVC. PD is not yet current but NVC asked for IV fees/documents including for new born son. While applying for son's passport in India it is required parents passport with spouse's name included. So requesting wife's new passport, so I would like get it changed to married name. Spouse will have both passports new with married name and cancelled previous passport with maiden name. Would this be issue since I-130 is approved with maiden name. NVC is fine as long as produce copy of new passport with request of name change.

That shouldn't pose any troubles later in life so far you have a marriage certificate to back it up. Although, you should have used her married name if you had filed after your wedding but if not the case it doesnt matter.

I have a question for you. Did you file I130 petition for your new son separately or did you just mention him on the mother's petition?

Goodluck.