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Hello VJers.

I have a question for everyone and am wondering if anyone in the US knows how to get this issue resolved. Currently, my birth certificate has my dad's name spelled one way, my citizenship certificate has it one way and my passport i just go with the first letter. I have been using the last one as standard in all documents but i want to create an affidavit showing that all three are indeed me just my dad's name is spelled different. Here is an example:

Suneetkumar - on birth certificate

Sunit - on naturalization certificate.

S - on passport, license and all other bills.

I mean i submitted my I130 and I know i will be hit with a RFE for that issue. So i want to create an affidavit ahead of time and was wondering if anyone knows how to get that done.

Thanks.

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Hello VJers.

I have a question for everyone and am wondering if anyone in the US knows how to get this issue resolved. Currently, my birth certificate has my dad's name spelled one way, my citizenship certificate has it one way and my passport i just go with the first letter. I have been using the last one as standard in all documents but i want to create an affidavit showing that all three are indeed me just my dad's name is spelled different. Here is an example:

Suneetkumar - on birth certificate

Sunit - on naturalization certificate.

S - on passport, license and all other bills.

I mean i submitted my I130 and I know i will be hit with a RFE for that issue. So i want to create an affidavit ahead of time and was wondering if anyone knows how to get that done.

Thanks.

I had the same problem.

Like for eg: In my birth certificate it is Rameshbhai, whereas in passport it is Rameshkumar

My dad already has an affidavit in his name stating that all the following names and aliases used are valid.

it contains that all the following names used are accepted and valid

rameshbhai

ramesh

rameshkumar.

Hope this helps.

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