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:star: Hello guys. It's Rocky here again. Just curious. Did anyone of you change the name in your green card? I did. Because I was not comfortable with this thingy abbreviation for my first name. So that matter has been taken care of. Am I the only one? What gives? Would love to hear from you. Edited by Rocky_nBullwinkle

Hokey Smoke!

Rocky: "Baby, are they still mad at us on VJ?"

Bullwinkle: "No, they are just confused."

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I have a friend, a rich Japanese lady named Kikiko Nakaguchi, who married a Filipino guy. But when she applied for a green card she opted not to use her husband’s surname. By the way, the husband’s last name is Mabanto. From Kikiko Nakaguchi to Kikiko Mabanto? No way, Jose, she says! :lol:

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