K1 visa Qs - all other names used, native alphabet?

[shekhelen 0]

Dear all,

I have two questions regarding the I-129F form and G325a form and highly appreciate your advice, thanks!

1. Regarding "Other names used" / "All other names used" on both forms, I am a Chinese from Hong Kong(alien fiancee). My passport/ID card has my name in Chinese characters and pinyin of my chinese name. I do have an English name "Helen" BUT it is not a legal name (i.e. it doesn't appear on my passport/ID). But my friends and my colleagues called me Helen, and my business card shows "Helen Shek". So, what should i put in this session? Option 1, 2 or 3 below?

Option 1. Helen Shek

Option 2. Helen Shek (nickname)

Option 3. N/A

2. Q16 of I-129F form about native alphabet - does it mean that it needs my name and address in Chinese characters? If so, for Chinese name, we normally have the surname come first, followed by given name. This is opposite to westerner's which has given name come first, followed by surname. so, should i write my name in Chinese characters as usual, i.e with surname come first and then given name?

Sorry for my stupid questions but I really want to avoid mistakes on the forms. Appreciate your help! thanks!

[lovepath 11]

2. Q16 of I-129F form about native alphabet - does it mean that it needs my name and address in Chinese characters? If so, for Chinese name, we normally have the surname come first, followed by given name. This is opposite to westerner's which has given name come first, followed by surname. so, should i write my name in Chinese characters as usual, i.e with surname come first and then given name?

Write the chinese name in the native language as it is writen in the passport/ID card.

[Ryan H 3,812]

2. Q16 of I-129F form about native alphabet - does it mean that it needs my name and address in Chinese characters? If so, for Chinese name, we normally have the surname come first, followed by given name. This is opposite to westerner's which has given name come first, followed by surname. so, should i write my name in Chinese characters as usual, i.e with surname come first and then given name?

Your name in Chinese characters would be written in the manner that it is normally written.

[Nik.R.Sanderson 1]

your name in Chinese characters

[shekhelen 0]

thanks very much for all your inputs. Much appreciated!

Could anyone shed some light for my Question 1?

[Ryan H 3,812]

Could anyone shed some light for my Question 1?

Use pinyin.