How to write latino surnames on i130 & G325

[timeforeverything 3]

I'm trying to be sure of how to write my husband's names on the forms.....because latinos generally have a name like Luis Rafael Garcia Lopez (not my husbands real name), If a form asks for the surname, I put both Garcia Lopez correct? And if it just asks for first name (like on the g325...asking for my husband's first name) do I put both Luis Rafael or just Luis and Rafael is considered a middle name?

I couldn't find an answer online so I am hoping someone can help my silly question! Thanks

[lacolinab13 86]

I'd put

First : Luis

Middle: Rafael

Last: Garcia Lopez

For my fiancé, who is Peruvian, I put both Luis and Rafael as first names because he goes by his second name. Otherwise I would have done as I wrote above. Definitely put both last names in the surname category.

[p-ana 933]

I'm trying to be sure of how to write my husband's names on the forms.....because latinos generally have a name like Luis Rafael Garcia Lopez (not my husbands real name), If a form asks for the surname, I put both Garcia Lopez correct? And if it just asks for first name (like on the g325...asking for my husband's first name) do I put both Luis Rafael or just Luis and Rafael is considered a middle name?

I couldn't find an answer online so I am hoping someone can help my silly question! Thanks

Check his passport, go by what's in there. Example:

Given name: Ana Maria

Family name: Souza da silva

filling forms:

First name: Ana Maria

Middle name: n/a or blank depending on forms instruction

Last name: Souza da silva

[TBoneTX 45,522]

For Mrs. T-B.-to-be, I put (pseudonym used) SANCHEZ Garcia as the last name.