How to write an Arabic name in the western format?

[zipline3022 0]

Hello,

We're filling out the I-129F form for a Fiance visa (k1) and we came across the section where it asks for the beneficiary name (my name) and we're very confused on how to write down the name in the western format.

My passport has four names looking like that example:

 

it's formatted as (First name, last name, grandfather name, great grandfather name).

 

How do we fit this in the western format (Given Name, Middle Name, Family Name/Last Name)?

[L90 1]

I only use my first and last name. I don’t count my father’s name as middle name.

[zipline3022 0]

13 hours ago, L90 said:

I only use my first and last name. I don’t count my father’s name as middle name.

Thanks for the response.

but it doesn't make sense to only use my first and last names, does it? I have read some related threads here and it seems like Im gonna send a copy of my passport so they can have a reference to how the name is written.

[K_&_A 5]

We used my fiancés first name as the first name. The following 3 names (fathers, grandfather, great grandfather) as his middle name and then his family name as his last name. All 5 names appear on his current Egyptian passport. 

[zipline3022 0]

1 minute ago, K_&_A said:

We used my fiancés first name as the first name. The following 3 names (fathers, grandfather, great grandfather) as his middle name and then his family name as his last name. All 5 names appear on his current Egyptian passport. 

Thanks for the response!

That sounds great. should we send a photocopy of my passport when filing the i-129 just incase? and were you folks able to get approval by writing the names like that?

[Chancy 6,241]

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