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My husband has his Cr-1 interview on Wednesday. I have a question about something and I’m hoping you lovely people can help me out. He will be having his interview in Stockholm Sweden. When we got married there, I changed my name as I was a resident there. But when I moved back to the US to create domicile I didn’t change my name because of the time constraint before filing out I-130. This was all explained in our I-130 and proofs sent.  My question is, should I have my husband bring my name changing papers with him? Or does it matter?  

31 minutes ago, WandY said:

Don't need to use accent marks.

Then why do they say to fill it out exactly as it appears in your passport? This confuses me. Someone else has to have been through this. I mean should I write it exactly as it appears in passport and then how it is written when he gets his ESTA in the “other names used?”

Hello,

my husband is from sweden and we are filling out the i-130 forms. We are confused how to fill out his portion as far as use of accent marks and Diacriticals. Our last name has an ö in and our address abroad has an ä in it. I’ve asked many different Facebook groups and have received mixed answers. Some say to write it exactly as how it’s written in passport. Does anyone have an insight of what to do here? Sjögren/Sjogren Trastvägen/Trastvagen. Thanks in advance!