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should i need to put my nickname on Part A,question #7.

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kimboy   0

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hi, to everyone i'm currently became a U.S. citizen and was a filipino and had live for over 18 years in the Philippines.

i got a question on filing the i-129f for i'm ready file for my fiance and be with her.

my question is should i still put my nickname on the i-129 at Part A question number 7. (other names used)

i am hoping to get an answer for it for i am so confuse on what to do since i used my nickname back home in my entire life and i don't want to confuse the USCIS and get my application decline because of that.

thanks!

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Mrs O.   29

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Is your nickname in any official documentation you will be presenting with your case? then, yes.


N400


Filing based on 3yrs/USC Spouse. 3 year residency anniversary is in August 2014. Filed immediately after the 90-day early filing mark (May 2014)


05/06/2014 - Mailed N-400

05/15/2014 - Check cashed

05/12/2014 - NOA Date

06/11/2014 - Biometrics Appointment

09/15/2014 - Inline for interview scheduling (was stuck in "Initial Review" for over 3 months!)

10/27/2014 - Scheduled for interview

12/01/2014 - Interview

12/19/2014 - I AM A US CITIZEN!


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I think if your nickname is something related to your name, like Jimmy for James or Wally for Walter, then yes I'd use it as it is something you'd likely use personally as well as professionally, as well as on documentation like a lease, bank statement, etc.

However, if you are using a childhood nickname, like "bucky" then maybe I'd leave it off

Good luck

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February 10, 2009 - NOA-2
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NVC
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April 29, 2013 - NOA1 for petition received

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