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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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My fiance and I are filling out I-129F petition and it asks for a middle name. We as US citizens have middle names ,but she says that she has no middle name to put there. Never have seen this befor i guess, so is this true?

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: England
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a lot of people all around the world dont have middle names.... i know Americans that dont have a middle name. just put "N/A" in the space

I-129F SENT............................................08/15/2011

NOA1 TEXT/EMAIL...................................08/22/2011

NOA2 TEXT/EMAIL. NO RFE.....................01/05/2012

NVC RECEIVED......................................01/21/2012

NVC LEFT...............................................01/24/2012

PACKET 3 RECEIVED..............................02/01/2012

PACKET 3 RETURNED.............................02/04/2012

MEDICAL................................................02/17/2012

DS-2001 MAILED.....................................02/23/2012

PACKET 4 RECEIVED..............................03/02/2012

INTERVIEW............................................03/14/2012 APPROVED

POE ATLANTA.........................................04/03/2012

AOS approved 3/29/13 after almost 10 months of waiting. No RFE's and no interview.

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Nigeria
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Many people that I know who were not born in the US do not have a middle name, including my fiance. I suggest putting "none" instead of N/A in the middle name space on the 325a. Make sure there is no middle name on your fiancee's passport & birth certificate.

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My wife did not have a middle name when we sent in the I-129f. When we got married the state we live in allow you to change your middle name as well so she made her maiden name be her middle name and took my last name as her last name.

AOS Journey

11-04-2011 sent AOS to Chicago lockbox

11-07-2011 delivered

11-08-2011 Date on text messages but did not receive until 11-22-2011

11-23-2011 Check cashed.

11-25-2011 Hard copies of NOA1s

12-06-2012 Pui's Brother unexpectly passes away and we make an info pass appointment and receive an emergancy AP so she can return home. Pui leaves for Thailand for 2 weeks.

12-06-2012 Get a text message and email that she received an RFE

12-12-2012 RFE for original birth certificate. I swear we sent it along with a certificate translation of it.

12-20-2012 Pui returns from Thailand.

12-21-2012 We send the RFE back for with original birth certificate along with a new certificate of translation(I had to wait for her to return for her to sign)

12-26-2012 text and email they have received the RFE.

12-29-2012 Appointment for biometrics is 01-23-2012

01-13-2012 AP is approved.

01-23-2012 Biometrics appointment. Later during the evening the text and email saying the EAD is approved.

01-31-2012 EAD/AP combo card arrives.

05-22-2012 Email and text card is in production!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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Hello... Its interesting you say this... Because usually with Russian Women, their middle name, as we call it, is a variant of their father's first name, with either "evna" or "ovna" on the end... for example; Nikolai = Nikolaevna. So they may call it their "Paternal" name... so you have Family Name, First Name, and Paternal Name (Last, First, Middle)... at least that is the order in Russian. All this to say, perhaps this isn't the case with everyone, but with my fiancee and her family, it is so... and that's how its stated on my K1 Forms; Middle = Paternal... Hope this helps...

K1 VISA / I129F

Vermont Service Center

Received: 1/19/2012

NOA1: 1/23/2012

Touched: 2/9/2012

NOA2: 7/30/2012

NVC Received: 08/08/2012

NVC Fwd To Consulate: 08/10/2012

Notification From Embassy: 08/27/2012

Interview: 09/25/2012 (Approved)

POE: 10/22/2012

Wedding: 10/26/2012

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