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My Mexican fiance has 4 names, for example: Nicholas Robert Herrera Mencia. His identification card, voter card, and birth certificate lists all 4 names.

When the I-129F and the G-325A ask for his First, Middle, and Last (family) names, what is the best option:

1. List his Last name as "Herrera Mencia" and First name as "Nicolas Robert," list no middle name

2. Last name "Herrera," First name "Nicholas," and Middle name "Robert Mencia"

3. Last name "Herrera Mencia," First name "Nicholas," Middle name "Robert"

Or, should I just state his 4 names in the Cover Letter and make a simple statement like, "Because it was difficult to fit my fiance's full name in the petition and biographic information sheets, his full name is Nicholas Robert Herrera Mencia, but is simply listed as Nicholas Herrera in the following pages?"

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

Hi

I have two middle names and so both of them would not fit in the space provided.

So in the middle name part I put "See Attached" and I attached a sheet of paper behind both petitions.

At the top I wrote "Attached sheet for G325A form" or "Attached sheet for I-129F" form

I put what question I was answering.

I wrote the answer, explained that I have two middle names, signed and dated it.

Best of luck!