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Middle name on Intent To Marry letter an absolute must?

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My fiance sent me his letter of intent to marry, but he forgot to put our middle names. Is it absolutely necessary to put the middle names? I would have them on my letter but I'm afraid we'll be rejected if they aren't on his.

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I-129F sent in - 10/7/10

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RFE - 3/17/11 (the RFE was a bogus stall tactic)

RFE - 5/12/11 (another bogus, I told them I sent what they requested twice and threatened to call a state representative)

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Wedding - 10/22/11

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Notice of biometrics appointment - 12/19/11

Biometrics appointment - 1/10/12 12PM in Saint Louis

My heart is in England in America with me!.

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I don't think it is necessary to have a middle name in your intent letter. Just make sure both of you sign your intent letters.

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Just in case anyone in the future needs to know this and comes looking here, I did just speak to customer service at USCIS and they said NO, it is not necessary.

Thank you, everyone!

K-1 Fiance Visa

I-129F sent in - 10/7/10

NOA 1 - 10/15/10

RFE - 3/17/11 (the RFE was a bogus stall tactic)

RFE - 5/12/11 (another bogus, I told them I sent what they requested twice and threatened to call a state representative)

NOA 2 - 5/17/11 (they suddenly found the stuff they said they didn't have!)

Consulate received - 5/27/11

Packet 3 sent - 7/13/11

Medical - 7/15/11

Interview - 8/24/11 at 9AM GMT - APPROVED

Visa in hand - 8/30/11

POE - 9/3/11 - Newark

Wedding - 10/22/11

AOS

Sent packet - 11/22/11

Packet received at Chicago lockbox - 11/24/11

NOA 1 - 12/12/11

Check cashed/cleared - 12/12/11

Notice of biometrics appointment - 12/19/11

Biometrics appointment - 1/10/12 12PM in Saint Louis

My heart is in England in America with me!.

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