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K-1 Visa, Indonesian beneficiary does not have Last name/Family Name. Help!

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PJAMA07   0

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This probably had been asked plenty times. Sorry in advanced.

I am in need of help filling out I-129F form, I am trying to petition my fiance to come here and get married and having trouble specifically about my beneficiary's First/Middle/Last name.

My fiance is from Indonesia and she does not have a family/surname. She only has First Name/Given name in which its consisted of three words.

I just read from USCIS website (uscis.gov) that if Family Name/Surname is left blank, they will reject the form.

What should I do? Her passport only says Given name. Should I place her given on the last name portion only? and leave the first name blank?

I appreciate all the answer. In need of help! asap! thank you. from Guam.

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This thread may be helpful.  I also reported your thread and asked a moderator to move it to the Asia: East Pacific regional forum when you may get more specific responses.

 

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additionally, do not post unrelated content to the original question asked in other threads, especially in threads that had the last reply of a year or more ago.

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