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Former last names - how to write in it 10a?!

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ckibs   52

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Hello, I have a question regarding the I-129F and question 10a where it states the alien fiancée has to write down all former names.

I have no idea how to go about it when writing it. I've been married before so obviously I had his last name - when we got divorced I of course got rid of his last name and in the process I chose to "delete" my maiden last name and use my middle name as my last name instead.

So it's kinda like this:

Christina middle name maiden last name

Christina middle name new last name

Christina middle name

How do I go about it in 10a? Write down "maiden last name, last name when married"?

I'd really appreciate the help :)

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Anh map Grand Master

Anh map   2,098

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Correct, list all the different names that you have used. Don't need to label the names, just list them.

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ckibs   52

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Just with a comma between? E.g: Former last names: Jansen, Smith

Our Visa Journey (L) (See our Immigration timeline for a very detailed K-1 and AOS process)

 

08/17/2015 - I-129F petition/packet sent off
12/17/2015 - Visa Interview in Sweden. We're APPROVED!!!
01/14/2016 - P.O.E. @ Newark International Airport
03/21/2016 - Got married @ town hall
03/22/2016 - AOS, EAD, AP packet sent off
08/03/2016 - Became a Conditional Permanent Resident
05/07/2018 - ROC packet sent off

06/12/2019 - ROC approved (no RFE, no transfer, no interview)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

KayDeeCee Grand Master

KayDeeCee   4,893

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Yes, list all the names you have ever legally used, if different from your current name. If you have had more than one last name, then you can separate them with a comma, or write 'SEE ATTACHMENT' and include a supplement sheet to list them.

~ Moved from K-1 Progress Reports to K-1 Process ~

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ckibs   52

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Okay, thank you so much!! I don't want to screw anything up lol

Our Visa Journey (L) (See our Immigration timeline for a very detailed K-1 and AOS process)

 

08/17/2015 - I-129F petition/packet sent off
12/17/2015 - Visa Interview in Sweden. We're APPROVED!!!
01/14/2016 - P.O.E. @ Newark International Airport
03/21/2016 - Got married @ town hall
03/22/2016 - AOS, EAD, AP packet sent off
08/03/2016 - Became a Conditional Permanent Resident
05/07/2018 - ROC packet sent off

06/12/2019 - ROC approved (no RFE, no transfer, no interview)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pitaya Grand Master

Pitaya   2,577

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Welcome to the forum.

Yep, nothing special. Just follow the instructions of folks that have done it before.....

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