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Filed: Country: Russia
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My fiance received her new international passport in Nov 2008. It shows her Russian first and middle names in Russian on one line and directly below this it only shows her first name in English. The middle name is not shown in English.

Now I know she wants and expects to have a middle name when she comes here. Should her middle name in English be shown on the DS-156, even with it not shown in English in her passport, or should this information be pointed out at the time of interview.

Timeline:

17 Nov 2008 - Sent I-129F to CSC

19 Nov 2008 - NOA1

03 Apr 2009 - NOA2 approval (email)

09 Apr 2009 - NVC received

13 Apr 2009 - Sent to Embassy

23 Jun 2009 - Interview date USEM - Posted USEM website 30 Apr 2009

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Filed: Country: Russia
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You need to put her middle name on the DS-156k. She will have her birth certificate there to show that she does have a middle name.

I will assume you meant to say DS-156 - yes?

Timeline:

17 Nov 2008 - Sent I-129F to CSC

19 Nov 2008 - NOA1

03 Apr 2009 - NOA2 approval (email)

09 Apr 2009 - NVC received

13 Apr 2009 - Sent to Embassy

23 Jun 2009 - Interview date USEM - Posted USEM website 30 Apr 2009

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
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Why does she need her Russian middle name in America? Nobody will be able to pronounce it anyway. It is rarely used and she will be just fine with her first and last name.

Drew (St. Louis, MO) + Lyuba (Moscow, Russia)

December 1, 2003 - met and fell in love in Moscow, Russia

K-1

June 24, 2004 - NOA1

September 14, 2004 - NOA2

December 2, 2004 - Interview

December 24, 2004 - Arrival to the USA

January 14, 2005 - Wedding

AOS

January 25, 2005 - applied for AOS, EAD and AP in person

June 29, 2005 - AOS interview

August 8, 2005 - Green card arrived

Lifting of conditions

April 17, 2007 - NOA1 (extension letter)

April 2, 2008 - case transferred to CSC

May 8, 2008 - 10 year Green card arrived

Naturalization

July 24, 2008 - NOA1

November 19, 2008 - Interview

January 9, 2009 - Oath

January 17, 2009 - applied for US passport

January 26, 2009 - US passport arrived

DONE WITH IMMIGRATION

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Why does she need her Russian middle name in America? Nobody will be able to pronounce it anyway. It is rarely used and she will be just fine with her first and last name.

She probally does not. But in my opinion I would use at least the middle initial on the forms.

Reason being is the number of people who have the same names. The middle name and SS number goes a long way of IDing people with common names.

My name will have hundreds with the same in the US. Even with the middle initial used you find people with the same name.

Age, SS #, Middle name, all help narrow the ID down.

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