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Primary applicant name changed by CEAC

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My wife and I got married in the US but for personal reasons we returned to the Philippines before her AOS was completed. We are now working on an IR1 visa to bring her back and our 60 day period was up today, we checked CEAC and her principle applicant name has been changed to her maiden name. Any reason for this? Does this signal we are about to recieve bad news? Her fee still says paid, not N/A.

I searched for this but couldn't find anything too helpful yet.

Thanks in advance.

 
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