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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Israel
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Hello,

My husband just got his new GC yesterday (woohoo). It's a new style and it's actually green LOL. Anyways I noticed that on the card...they have his given name "Michael D", and I'm wondering if that is supposed to have his middle name as just an initial? In all of our paperwork, we always had "Michael David"...but now it just says 'D'. I'm wondering if he screwed it up when he went to his biometrics appointment, and just wrote Michael D, instead of writing his whole middle name. My husband can be complacent when it comes to reading the fine print, and he may just have lazily wrote D instead of David. Or is everyone's new GC like that?

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Since its a new version of the card I would call USCIS or your local office and ask if its ok to just have an initial or you would need to get a replacement. I think they take your name from the application not the biometrics ( but I mightt be wrong). Maybe someone else might have a better answer.

K-1 Visa Process

February 2008 - Got Engaged

May 23, 2008 - Sent I-129F to CSC

November 04, 2008 - NOA2 Approved

April 03, 2009 - Waiver Appt. Referred April 07, 2009

April 13, 2009 Waiver approved

June 05, 2009 Civil Marriage

AOS

June 16, 2009 AOS packet sent

June 22, 2009 AOS check cashed

June 26, 2009 NOA for AOS & EAD

June 27, 2009 Bio App. Letter Rec'd

July 8, 2009 I-485 transferred to CSC

July 22, 2009 Biometrics Appt.

August 13, 2009 EAD card production ordered

August 21, 2009 EAD card arrives

December 2, 2009 Email notification - Card prod. ordered

December 7, 2009 Green card arrives in mail

December 8, 2009 Welcome letter arrives

LIFTING CONDITION I-751

Septermber 13, 2011 I-751 packet sent to CSC

September 22, 2011 Rec'd NOA1 dated 9/15/11

October 24, 2011 Biometrics Appt. done

March 15, 2012 E-mail notification - Card prod. ordered

Posted (edited)

Congratulations on receiving the new GC! :thumbs:

I suggest you call them and find out. Better to correct it now than later.

Edited by ~happyndinlove~

Immigration Timeline Summary

10.21.2008 – CR-1 Visa Application Filed (By Hubby's Sec)
09.04.2009 – Visa Interview | Passed
09.10.2009 – Visa Packet Received
09.17.2009 – US Entry | Home
07.05.2011 – ROC Petition Filed
05.01.2012 – ROC Approved (No Interview)
05.18.2012 – 10-year GC Received
06.19.2012 – Eligible to apply for Naturalization
(procrastinated)
06.24.2013 – N-400 Application Filed
09.30.2013 – Civics Test / Interview | Passed
10.03.2013 – Oath Taking Ceremony | Became a USCitizen!
04.14.2014 – Applied for "Expedite Service" Passport (as PI travel date was fast approaching)
04.16.2014 – Passport Issued & Shipped
04.17.2014 – US Passport Received

Our timeline vanished into thin air.

I've contacted the admin several times but I got zero response.

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I got mine last June and the middle name is just a letter but my name and surname are spelled out.. example, "Doe, Jane A."

My Journey:

We met through a study-abroad program in Shanghai, China in August of 2009

We got engaged March of 2010

I received my K1 VISA in 6 months (June-December 2010)

We were married 04/02/2011
I received my conditional 2-year greencard (AOS) in 2.5 months with no interview (April-June 2011)

Our son was born 02/03/2013

I received my masters degree in Speech-Language Pathology 04/17/2013

I received my 10-year greencard (ROC) in 3 months with no interview (March-June 2013)

My husband returned from deployment 06/20/2013

My naturalization journey took 4 months (April-August 2014)

I became a US citizen on 08/01/2014

Received passport in 3 weeks (regular processing)

Thank you, VJ! smile.png

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
Timeline
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Well i've done all of the paperwork (except biometrics) and I know that I always spell out the middle name. I suppose I could call and ask, I'll try to do that when I have the time. For now, I guess it seems ok, if others have the same thing.

My two year card has only my middle initial even though I spelled it out fully on all of the documents. I assume the ten year card (whenever I get it whistling.gif) will be the same. :)

USCIS

NOA1 08/19/08

NOA2 01/20/09

NVC

Received 01/26/09

Completed 02/13/09 (19 Days)

Interview Assigned 03/27/09 (6 weeks after NVC completion)

Medical

04/14/09 (Toronto)

Interview

Montreal 05/12/09 (88 days after NVC completion) **APPROVED**

POE

06/16/09 Buffalo

07/02/09 Welcome Letter Received

07/07/09 Applied for SSN

07/10/09 "Card production ordered" email received

07/13/09 SSN received

07/14/09 "Approval notice sent" email received

07/17/09 GREEN CARD received

Removal of Conditions

03/21/11 I-751 mailed to VSC

03/23/11 I-751 received at VSC

03/29/11 Cheque Cashed

03/30/11 NOA1 received (3/24/11)

04/11/11 Biometrics appointment notice received

05/05/11 Biometric appointment

12/13/11 **Approval date** (5 days short of 9 months!)

12/19/11 Approval letter and green card received

Naturalization

05/16/2019 Filed online (estimated completion February 2020)

05/18/2019 Biometrics scheduled

05/21/2019 Receipt notice and biometrics notices posted to online account.05/23/2019 Hard copy of NOA1 received

05/24/2019 Hard copy of biometrics appointment received

06/07/2019 Biometrics appointment (estimated completion January 2020)

12/31/2019 Email received "Interview scheduled"

01/01/2020 Interview date notice posted to online account (02/19/2020)

01/05/2019 Hard copy of interview appointment received

02/19/2020 Interview (**Approved**) and same day Oath Ceremony. 

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ghana
Timeline
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Well i've done all of the paperwork (except biometrics) and I know that I always spell out the middle name. I suppose I could call and ask, I'll try to do that when I have the time. For now, I guess it seems ok, if others have the same thing.

I filled out my full middle name but USCIS still put only an H instead of HENRY like I signed. So I guess they put whatever they feel will fit on the card?

 
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