US Immigration from Colombia

It is in quotation marks because, as many on this forum, I immigrated to the U.S. through marriage. However, in my country of origin, there is no name change after marriage, so my maiden name there is still my legal name on my foreign passport and IDs and the name that my family used to fill out their DS-160 for a B visa. By family, I mean my sister and mother. They used my foreign legal name in the fields where the form asks if they have any relatives here in the U.S., the person paying for their trip, and their point of contact. Will this create any issues for them? Honestly, I never told them I changed my name here in America because of marriage, since I still use my maiden name quite a lot. Thanks!

Good Morning,

I know this may not be the webpage for this kind of question, but I can t find any good guidance for the type if process, on the Colombian Embassy in Chicago website the link take me to the Colombian Cancilleria Webpage and the Colombian Cancilleria webpage take me to the Colombian Embassy in Chicago webpage.

just need to know about the documents to bring, where to get the good stance certificate

I would appreciate if someone can help me with this

thank you

Can someone guide me?

hola una pregunta si la hora de hacer el ajuste de estatus que me recomiendan, solicitar el n mero del seguro social antes de casarme o despu s? Y si en la misma solicitud solicitar permiso de trabajo y viaje?

Had my interview in Bogot last week and the agent requested an original birth certificate. Got the document and mailed it in. My account is already showing document received.

Does anyone know how long this embassy is taking to process requested documents? This is the last thing needed for approval.