really long names

[ebe 6]

Hi all, I am filling out the I-130 form and my husband's last name absolutely won't fit in the space provided, even when hand-written. So now it looks like his first name is his middle name (because the first name is written directly under "middle name"), but he doesn't have a middle name.

Any advice on this? Here in Chile they use two last names, and on top of that one of them is a hyphenated name. So, as an example, it looks like this:

GARCIA-HUIDOBRO ECHEVARRIA Cristian

So now, obviously the first name is under the "middle name" part and I'm worried it's going to end up in confusion.

Any suggestions? Should I include an extra document explaining this? Or try to write it really really really tiny?

Also, I did NOT put in the necessary accents. Is this okay? I am thinking of writing his name with the proper accents in the section for non-English character names. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated too.

[JUNE LAGUERRE 28]

for each line that you cant fit things just print it on another paper ststing the number of the question

[ebe 6]

Thanks! Okay, I figured that was a good idea, but seemed a bit ridiculous with the name... will do then. Do you think I should also include an explanation of the two last name things, or will they be familiar with this anyway considering the number of latino/hispanic applicants?

[CHarvey80 72]

I don't think an explanation will be needed as that is pretty typical from most Latin countries.

[ebe 6]

excellent thanks! I figured that but was just trying to make sure besos