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Wulan & Ian   1

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Hi again VJ members :dancing:

I am filling out the D-160 application for my K-1 visa, in the section asking for surname what should I enter? I only have a first and middle name, no surname. In given name I wrote my first and middle name same as 'Full Name in Native Alphabet'.

Thanks in advance and looking forward to experienced members replies :reading:

Aloha,

Wulan

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TBoneTX   45,497

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Use this: -----

It can never be misinterpreted like "FNU" can.

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Wulan & Ian   1

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Hello,

My fiance also has no surname. However, when we received our NOA 1, USCIS made his "name" into his surname and FNU (First Name Unknown) as his last name. This was the same procedure we followed for his DS-160 form.

Hi and thanks for the reply. We're just worried because the NOA1 used the middle name as the surname. We will try to inquire a bit more before completing the D-160. Again we appreciate your help. Take care!

Aloha,

Wulan

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Wulan & Ian   1

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Use this: -----

It can never be misinterpreted like "FNU" can.

Thank you for replying :)

We tried entering -------, because that was what we used on the I-129F petition but with the D-160, it doesn't allow us to enter symbols, only capital letters. Have you seen any other posts on this topic? I tried searching this site but couldn't find any clear answers. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

Aloha,

Wulan

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usmsbow   801

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On your Indonesian passport, it says "Full Name' right? So your first name is your first name, and your surname is your 2nd (middle) name. That way your passport and the DS-160 match.

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Wulan & Ian   1

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On your Indonesian passport, it says "Full Name' right? So your first name is your first name, and your surname is your 2nd (middle) name. That way your passport and the DS-160 match.

Yeah, I also agree with you. Thank you for your suggestion and hope everything is going well for you. Take care!

 
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