Naming issue (I-129F vs I-485)

[h&m89 3]

Hi all,

 

I don't know what to input my name for my i485.

 

In my passport:

- Last name:  Nguyen

- First name: Thi Thai Ha

 

When I applied for I-129F, I put down my name as below so all my documents (NOA 1, NOA 2 receipts) are the same:

- Last name: Nguyen

- First name: Ha

- Middle name: Thi Thai

 

But in I94 form, my name was the same as the passport. So what should I put down as my name in I485? 

 

TIA!!

 

[Klipsch17310 17]

1 hour ago, h&m89 said:

Hi all,

 

I don't know what to input my name for my i485.

 

In my passport:

- Last name:  Nguyen

- First name: Thi Thai Ha

 

When I applied for I-129F, I put down my name as below so all my documents (NOA 1, NOA 2 receipts) are the same:

- Last name: Nguyen

- First name: Ha

- Middle name: Thi Thai

 

But in I94 form, my name was the same as the passport. So what should I put down as my name in I485? 

 

TIA!!

 

1a. Last name :Nguyen

1b. Given name :Ha

1c.Middle name : Thi Thai 

 

[h&m89 3]

2 minutes ago, Klipsch17310 said:

1a. Last name :Nguyen

1b. Given name :Ha

1c.Middle name : Thi Thai 

 

Thank you!

[Klipsch17310 17]

1 minute ago, h&m89 said:

Thank you!

You’re welcome. It’s common on Vietnamese women name  so don’t worry.. Best wishes for your green card . 

Cheer

[Stein 260]

2 hours ago, Klipsch17310 said:

1a. Last name :Nguyen

1b. Given name :Ha

1c.Middle name : Thi Thai 

 

This is correct but look carefully at the visa when it is issued and later when you get the green card.  My wife and daughters visas were issued correctly but somehow they mixed up the order of the names on my wife's green card.  Daughter's was issued correctly.  I'm a bit surprised that this was an issue as I would have assumed that all of the information on the visa would have been computer transfered directly to the green card when we arrived in US.  It was not.  Going to an appointment next week at USICS to get it fixed.

[h&m89 3]

4 minutes ago, Stein said:

This is correct but look carefully at the visa when it is issued and later when you get the green card.  My wife and daughters visas were issued correctly but somehow they mixed up the order of the names on my wife's green card.  Daughter's was issued correctly.  I'm a bit surprised that this was an issue as I would have assumed that all of the information on the visa would have been computer transfered directly to the green card when we arrived in US.  It was not.  Going to an appointment next week at USICS to get it fixed.

 

Yeah, this is such a headache. Thanks for the advice, I'll keep an eye on the papers.

 

My visa was issued as the same as in passport so I was very confused. But I'm going to put as suggested by @Klipsch17310. My other friends were also recommending me to do so.