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I think you'll be okay. From my understanding, they know people use not exactly their full legal names on facebook.

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REF- June 24, 2015 ---------------190 days since NOA 1

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NOA- 2 July 24, 2015 ------------- 220 days since NOA 1

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NVC Rcvd- August 18, 2015 ---- 14 days later
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DS 261 completed- August 25, 2015

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Documents Sent- September 28

IV Paid- September 28, 2015

Document Scan- October 2, 2015

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Case Complete- October 29, 2015 --------- 27 days since Case Complete

Interview Scheduled- November 14, 2015 (Interview date- December 15, 2015)

Medical Done- November 23, 2015

Interview- December 15, 2015

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My post was in response to OP’s concern about using her hubby’s last name on social media while her legal name hasn’t changed. I’m saying that will not get her into any trouble, or RFE.

My friend’s wife uses a FB name different than her name; their case was approved. I was alluding to screennames and monikers.

Those claiming to be unmarried but in fact are, are obviously lying to USICS and expect to be denied. That's a totally different ballgame.

I don't think you quite followed... It was an unmarried couple who called each other wifey and hubby BEFORE they were married.

I don't think this applies to the OP. She used his name on Facebook after marriage which is perfectly legal. This isn't a K1 visa case where they have to remain unmarried to qualify for a visa, yet Facebook shows photos (and names) of what appears to be a wedding before the person entered the US supposedly unmarried. It doesn't matter for the OP because she had no requirement to be single for a visa. She skipped the visa process.

No, that was an example of how what you write no Facebook can be interpreted as and will potentially give you a denial not really in direct response to the OP. At least that's not how I interpreted it as.





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I don't think you quite followed... It was an unmarried couple who called each other wifey and hubby BEFORE they were married.

Calling each other "wifey and hubby" before they got married is hardly official/legally binding. It may just be that it showed intent to marry and stay before the foreigner entered the US and thus the denial was based on lying to CBP, NOT on what they said on FB. Sure they might gather evidence from FB, but why do you all insist on scaring OP?! She made no glaring mistake like that, they are a real well-intentioned couple and she doesn't want to have to leave and be without her husband for an indefinite period of time - and that is a scary prospect and we all know it.

So really now, OP... stop worrying. Pay no mind to the fearmongering, just do your best on the evidence and explaining yourself at your interview and you WILL be fine.

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