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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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I have maiden and former married name....do I have to list them fully? first middle last for both? I hate making an attachment sheet for just this.

03/09/2013: Married

09/10/2013: Sent I-130

09/12/2013: Case Received.

03/04/2014: Petition transferred to Nebraska Service Center.

03/25/2014: I-130 Petition approved

03/28/2014: Petition sent to NVC

04/09/2014: NVC received case

05/08/2014: NVC assigned case number

05/16/2014: Paid AOS fee

10/02/2014: Case Closed

10/10/2014: Interview Date Scheduled

11/17/2014: Interview - APPROVED!!

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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wondering if I can use my middle initial instead of writing it out

03/09/2013: Married

09/10/2013: Sent I-130

09/12/2013: Case Received.

03/04/2014: Petition transferred to Nebraska Service Center.

03/25/2014: I-130 Petition approved

03/28/2014: Petition sent to NVC

04/09/2014: NVC received case

05/08/2014: NVC assigned case number

05/16/2014: Paid AOS fee

10/02/2014: Case Closed

10/10/2014: Interview Date Scheduled

11/17/2014: Interview - APPROVED!!

Filed: Other Country: China
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I have maiden and former married name....do I have to list them fully? first middle last for both? I hate making an attachment sheet for just this.

When Mary Jane SMITH married JONES then WILLIAMS, she would enter Mary Jane SMITH, JONES, WILLIAMS. Use full names, not initials on these forms, unless John Michael SMITH wants to indicate he goes by J. Michael SMITH etc. In that case, he would indicate "goes by J. Michael SMITH". Always type family names and countries in all CAPS and nothing else in ALL CAPS.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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When Mary Jane SMITH married JONES then WILLIAMS, she would enter Mary Jane SMITH, JONES, WILLIAMS. Use full names, not initials on these forms, unless John Michael SMITH wants to indicate he goes by J. Michael SMITH etc. In that case, he would indicate "goes by J. Michael SMITH". Always type family names and countries in all CAPS and nothing else in ALL CAPS.

thank you so much for this. I was given the advice to put everything in caps on the form except first names thank you!

03/09/2013: Married

09/10/2013: Sent I-130

09/12/2013: Case Received.

03/04/2014: Petition transferred to Nebraska Service Center.

03/25/2014: I-130 Petition approved

03/28/2014: Petition sent to NVC

04/09/2014: NVC received case

05/08/2014: NVC assigned case number

05/16/2014: Paid AOS fee

10/02/2014: Case Closed

10/10/2014: Interview Date Scheduled

11/17/2014: Interview - APPROVED!!

Filed: Other Country: China
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There is no purpose in using CAPS for given names, addresses, company names etc. but there is for family names and countries. You were given poor advice.

Facts are cheap...knowing how to use them is precious...
Understanding the big picture is priceless. Anonymous

Google Who is Pushbrk?

A Warning to Green Card Holders About Voting

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/606646-a-warning-to-green-card-holders-about-voting/

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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There is no purpose in using CAPS for given names, addresses, company names etc. but there is for family names and countries. You were given poor advice.

Yes I was Thank you.

03/09/2013: Married

09/10/2013: Sent I-130

09/12/2013: Case Received.

03/04/2014: Petition transferred to Nebraska Service Center.

03/25/2014: I-130 Petition approved

03/28/2014: Petition sent to NVC

04/09/2014: NVC received case

05/08/2014: NVC assigned case number

05/16/2014: Paid AOS fee

10/02/2014: Case Closed

10/10/2014: Interview Date Scheduled

11/17/2014: Interview - APPROVED!!

 
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