Is this the correct way to answer "What is your current spouse's legal name?" when beneficiary's passport has two word "Given name" but no "Surname"

[orangeJuice19 0]

Currently stuck on this part of I-130 form. The question posed is  "What is your current spouse's legal name?". Below are the beneficiary's passport details:

 

Passport Details:

 

Surname: ______ (it is blank)

Given Name: Jane Smith

 

On the I-130 I have filled it out in the following way, is this correct?

 

First Name: Jane

Middle Name

Last Name: Smith

[Duke & Marie 1,389]

2 hours ago, orangeJuice19 said:

Currently stuck on this part of I-130 form. The question posed is  "What is your current spouse's legal name?". Below are the beneficiary's passport details:

 

Passport Details:

 

Surname: ______ (it is blank)

Given Name: Jane Smith

 

On the I-130 I have filled it out in the following way, is this correct?

 

First Name: Jane

Middle Name

Last Name: Smith

Go with what’s written on her birth certificate unless legal name change has happened via marriage etc... you’ll need to upload the marriage certificate anyway. That will have her true name plus your surname on it and will support legal name change.

 

if the passport is incorrectly stating her name, it’s that what’s needs changing nothing else

[Ryan H 3,813]

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[pushbrk 12,979]

10 hours ago, orangeJuice19 said:

Currently stuck on this part of I-130 form. The question posed is  "What is your current spouse's legal name?". Below are the beneficiary's passport details:

 

Passport Details:

 

Surname: ______ (it is blank)

Given Name: Jane Smith

 

On the I-130 I have filled it out in the following way, is this correct?

 

First Name: Jane

Middle Name

Last Name: Smith

If she has no surname, don't enter a "Last Name".  Just exactly what is the question.  Usually forms indicate family name, and do not ask about "current legal name".  Answer the exact question.  It's common in Indonesia, for example to have only one name or two given names.

[orangeJuice19 0]

On 1/26/2020 at 12:42 AM, pushbrk said:

If she has no surname, don't enter a "Last Name".  Just exactly what is the question.  Usually forms indicate family name, and do not ask about "current legal name".  Answer the exact question.  It's common in Indonesia, for example to have only one name or two given names.

This is the exact question "What is your current spouse's legal name?" and the beneficiary's passport is correct there are no errors, it correctly shows a two word "Given Name". The online USCIS I-130 form has sections for "First Name", "Middle Name", "Last Name".

 

So my question becomes how do I correctly input a two word "Given Name" into a form, "First Name", "Middle Name", "Last Name"

 

Thank you for the help!

[pushbrk 12,979]

11 hours ago, orangeJuice19 said:

This is the exact question "What is your current spouse's legal name?" and the beneficiary's passport is correct there are no errors, it correctly shows a two word "Given Name". The online USCIS I-130 form has sections for "First Name", "Middle Name", "Last Name".

 

So my question becomes how do I correctly input a two word "Given Name" into a form, "First Name", "Middle Name", "Last Name"

 

Thank you for the help!

Please give me the page and section number where that EXACT question is asked.  I don't see it.

[orangeJuice19 0]

2 hours ago, pushbrk said:

Please give me the page and section number where that EXACT question is asked.  I don't see it.

I can attach a screenshot, am filing online through the USCIS website and unfortunately it does not give me page and section numbers.

 

Based off our previous conversations I went ahead an put the entire name "Jane Smith" in the "First Name" section but I still would like for you to review it for assurance. Thank you!

[pushbrk 12,979]

Is that the online I-130 form or something else.  The actual PDF form does not have that question.  Either way, you do not enter a surname for a person who has no surname.  Whether you put two words in two spaces or in just one space doesn't really matter.  

[LilyJ 1,258]

Does she have a surname? If not then don't put anything under last name as she does not have one

[orangeJuice19 0]

Yea I am starting to think I've been overthinking this haha.

 

Thanks for the help