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Hugglebuggles   60

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I was just going through all my paperwork for my interview and I noticed something I had never noticed before. My Packet 3 and interview letter from Montreal all have my first, middle and last name on them. However, upon looking at my passport, I noticed I never had my middle name included in it. I never use my middle name, and i'm not very fond of it, so I decided it wasn't needed in the passport. When I went to renew a couple months ago, and I never bothered adding it because I wouldn't have been able to use the simplified renewal form.

I never lied on any forms, it always asked "middle name," not "middle name as listed in passport." On the DS 156 it said "names listed on passport" and I left out my middle name. Is the fact my middle name is missing from my passport but is included on other correspondences with the consulate going to be a problem when I go for my interview? It this something silly to worry about?

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It this something silly to worry about?

Yes, it is silly to worry about. It just means that you have probably almost everything in order and you're looking for something to be wrong. This process make us all worry about the strangest, minutest details. So in that sense, you're completely normal. :yes:

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Hugglebuggles Experienced

Hugglebuggles   60

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Glad you could have a laugh at my expense guys :P

I'm pretty much losing my marbles if you haven't noticed already...

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canadian_wife   1,822

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No worries. They have your BC. Having your middle name in your passport is not a requirement. I haven't had my middle name in my passport for about 10 years

USCIS
August 12, 2008 - petition sent
August 16, 2008 - NOA-1
February 10, 2009 - NOA-2
178 DAYS FROM NOA-1

NVC
February 13, 2009 - NVC case number assigned
March 12, 2009 - Case Complete
25 DAY TRIP THROUGH NVC

Medical
May 4, 2009

Interview
May, 26, 2009

POE - June 20, 2009 Toronto - Atlanta, GA

Removal of Conditions
Filed - April 14, 2011
Biometrics - June 2, 2011 (early)
Approval - November 9, 2011
209 DAY TRIP TO REMOVE CONDITIONS

Citizenship

April 29, 2013 - NOA1 for petition received

September 10, 2013 Interview - decision could not be made.

April 15, 2014 APPROVED. Wait for oath ceremony

Waited...

September 29, 2015 - sent letter to senator.

October 16, 2015 - US Citizen

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It this something silly to worry about?

Yes, it is silly to worry about. It just means that you have probably almost everything in order and you're looking for something to be wrong. This process make us all worry about the strangest, minutest details. So in that sense, you're completely normal. :yes:

:thumbs: great answer Cat :)

AOS:

2007-02-22: Sent AOS /EAD

2007-03-06 : NOA1 AOS /EAD

2007-03-28: Transferred to CSC

2007-05-17: EAD Card Production Ordered

2007-05-21: I485 Approved

2007-05-24: EAD Card Received

2007-06-01: Green Card Received!!

Removal of Conditions:

2009-02-27: Sent I-751

2009-03-07: NOA I-751

2009-03-31: Biometrics Appt. Hartford

2009-07-21: Touched (first time since biometrics) Perhaps address change?

2009-07-28: Approved at VSC

2009-08-25: Received card in the mail

Naturalization

2012-08-20: Submitted N-400

2013-01-18: Became Citizen

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SapphireDreams   71

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I'm sure it's fine. Like the other have said, we tend to look at the small details and worry ourselves to death!

Removing Conditions

Sent package to VSC - 8/12/11

NOA1 - 8/16/11

Biometrics - 9/14/11

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Hugglebuggles Experienced

Hugglebuggles   60

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It this something silly to worry about?

Yes, it is silly to worry about. It just means that you have probably almost everything in order and you're looking for something to be wrong. This process make us all worry about the strangest, minutest details. So in that sense, you're completely normal. :yes:

:thumbs: great answer Cat :)

Yes that was a good answer, thank you for that. Without you guys I would be a basket case! Thanks for making me feel normal :lol:

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It this something silly to worry about?

Yes, it is silly to worry about. It just means that you have probably almost everything in order and you're looking for something to be wrong. This process make us all worry about the strangest, minutest details. So in that sense, you're completely normal. :yes:

:thumbs: great answer Cat :)

Yes that was a good answer, thank you for that. Without you guys I would be a basket case! Thanks for making me feel normal :lol:

Well, actually, if they see how geeked out you are, they might say, "No way! Uh-uh! We have enough nut-cases freaking out about things having to do with immigration... this one doesn't have a middle name in the passport - boot her outta here!!! We're not going to admit another nut-case into the country!!!" :rofl:

Event Date

ROC

9/24/11 - Mailed I-751 packet to CSC

9/26/11 - NOA1 Receipt Date

9/28/11 - Check cashed

10/1/11 - NOA1 arrived in mail

3/19/12 - RFE

5/3/12 - RoC APPROVED!!!

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