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Hyphenated Last Name on Green Card

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Adam & May   4

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May just received her Green Card in the mail today but The name on the card is "May A. Del Rosario Brody". All the paperwork we have submitted plainly shows the she hyphenated her last name as "May A. Del Rosario-Brody".

Her employment card arrived yesterday and her name included the hyphen.

Is the hyphen missing from her name on her Green Card something we need to fix? Or just a limitation of the system that produces the card?

What have my fellow VJers seen?

Thanks in advance

Adam & May

----------------K1 Journey---------------

02/01/2010 - Sent I-129F sent to CSC Express Mail

02/03/2010 - Date on NOA1

02/09/2010 - NOA1 Hardcopy arrived in mail

03/18/2010 - NOA2 approval mailed by CSC (per USCIS.org)43 Days from NOA1

03/23/2010 - NOA2 Hardcopy Received

06/18/2010 - Interview Passed PINK!!!! PINK!!!! PINK!!!! PINK!!!! PINK!!!!

07/02/2010 - Visa received!

07/03/2010 & 07/05/2010 - PRISM Seminar & CFO Sticker (We are all set

08/08/2010 - May's POE Detroit, MI USA

09/24/2010 - Received SSN Card

10/08/2010 - Wedding

----------------AOS Journey---------------

12/07/2010 - Submitted AOS/EAD Package

12/14/2010 - NOA1 Received

12/27/2010 - Biometrics Completed

01/20/2011 - AOS Transfered to CSC

01/26/2011 - AOS Received by CSC

02/16/2011 - EAD Approved

N/A - AOS Appointment

02/22/2011 - AOS Appproved

02/26/2011 - EAD Card Received

02/27/2011 - Green Card Received

01/19/2013 - Mailed I-751

##/##/2013 - NOA1 Received

##/##/2013 - BIometrics Appointment

##/##/2013 - Interview

##/##/2013 - 10 Year Green Card Issued

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May just received her Green Card in the mail today but The name on the card is "May A. Del Rosario Brody". All the paperwork we have submitted plainly shows the she hyphenated her last name as "May A. Del Rosario-Brody".

Her employment card arrived yesterday and her name included the hyphen.

Is the hyphen missing from her name on her Green Card something we need to fix? Or just a limitation of the system that produces the card?

What have my fellow VJers seen?

Thanks in advance

Adam & May

I think they do not put hyphen on a person's name on a Green card. My daughter's name is hyphenated but her green card don't have the hyphen on it but it's not a problem. Kids are now settled in the US in their schools, got their SSN and Green card.

 
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