US Immigration from Brazil

I was born with two last names, since I come from a country where that is common. One of them is from my mom, the other is from my father's mother. My father does not have that surname.

I never gave too much thought to that, until I got married this week in the US and the notary told us that my name would be seen as indicative of fraud. I would guess that the USCIS will assume that I previously got married to another person or something. However, my birth name is written on my birth certificate along with every single official document about me since then (e.g. my first passport, which I got at 14, before I could legally marry in my country). I have never been married before. My brother has the same last names that I do.

I was wondering, is there anything I can do? Will they just think that my birth certificate and previous passport are forged or something? Or can they verify that that is my birth name directly with my country's authorities?

Hello all, we were DQ May 12th waiting for appointment for interview at the Rio de Janeiro, Brazil consulate. Anyone else in the same boat? I saw that Rio is doing well with the backlog if I'm correct?

I have received my welcome letter and filed DS-160 forms. However, I can't find the civil documents column in the CEAC website. I heard here that some consulates demand that documents are sent in paper copies to the NVC. Does anyone has experienced that with immigrant visas being processed in Rio de Janeiro? Thanks!

Hi everyone,

My mom, aunt, and sister recently went to get a tourist visa to come visit and my aunt and mom got a yes, but my sister was denied. She is a full time college student and is involved in a bunch of research projects in her university department. I don't get it. Is there anything I can do from here to have this changed or reconsidered in any way? Ive always been legal here and have done everything right.

Thanks for any leads!

I applied for a tourist visa last year, before meeting my boyfriend in person. I did it because the consulates were closed due the Covid and my interview was scheduled for November 2022. Now, after making an adjustment on the DS 160, my interview changed to August 2022. After awhile, we decided to get married, but we didn't applied for the K1 because we don't know if filling the K1 could bring me issues on my tourist visa.
I've worked for the federal government here for almost 20 years, my daughter is 16 yo and lives part time with me (half month), I'm divorced but I still have a mortgage to pay (my ex-husband and I bought a house together and my name is still in the paperwork)...
Is there a possibility of the consulate deny my B2 because we applied for a K1?