I-485

[ewdd 1]

how do i know what my nonimmigrant visa number is?? please help!

[tracy&david 2]

how do i know what my nonimmigrant visa number is?? please help!

If you are K1 holder,your visa number is the red number on your k1 visa.

[ewdd 1]

If you are K1 holder,your visa number is the red number on your k1 visa.

ok so it begins with a c then? also - when filing out the AOS forms do i enter my surname as my husbands last name? i have not gone to legally change my name yet but will be when i apply for SSN and new drivers license?

[Inky 1,110]

ok so it begins with a c then? also - when filing out the AOS forms do i enter my surname as my husbands last name? i have not gone to legally change my name yet but will be when i apply for SSN and new drivers license?

You don't apply to legally change ur name if you did this then you would be changing the name on your birth certificate.

For your green card to be issued in your married name you must fill out everything in your married name. If you are now using your married name as your name then fill the form in with that.

The red number on the visa is the immigrant visa number. - mine is all numbers no letters.

[Dave&Roza 748]

ok so it begins with a c then? also - when filing out the AOS forms do i enter my surname as my husbands last name? i have not gone to legally change my name yet but will be when i apply for SSN and new drivers license?

Yes, ours started with a "C" but even so it is the RED number on the visa Ours was above the word "Constitution"

You enter the surname you want the GC in. If that is your husband's then enter his surname. If you want to keep your maiden name then enter your surname. Just a note when the passport surname and GC surnames are different: the tickets MUST be in the name on the government issued ID used for international travel--i.e. your passport. You may want to bring along a copy of your marriage certificate to show that you are married and your new surname for re-entry into the US using your GC.

Dave

Edited March 8, 2012 by Dave&Roza

[ewdd 1]

Yes, ours started with a "C" but even so it is the RED number on the visa Ours was above the word "Constitution"

You enter the surname you want the GC in. If that is your husband's then enter his surname. If you want to keep your maiden name then enter your surname. Just a note when the passport surname and GC surnames are different: the tickets MUST be in the name on the government issued ID used for international travel--i.e. your passport. You may want to bring along a copy of your marriage certificate to show that you are married and your new surname for re-entry into the US using your GC.

Dave

THANK YOU - one more question - i am moving with my husband in two months but we have a P/O box so our mail doesn't get lost - should i be entering all my information with this mailing address? or do i need to notify USCIS? we haven't filed for AOS yet...

[tracy&david 2]

ok so it begins with a c then? also - when filing out the AOS forms do i enter my surname as my husbands last name? i have not gone to legally change my name yet but will be when i apply for SSN and new drivers license?

Yes, that is the one. I suggest that you use your maid name and you can change it after you get your card. Otherwise, you will be asked for proving.

[Inky 1,110]

Yes, that is the one. I suggest that you use your maid name and you can change it after you get your card. Otherwise, you will be asked for proving.

This is incorrect as i said above unless you want to pay hundreds of dollars to have your green card in your married name. Fill out ALL the AOS forms in your married name to get the green card in your married name.

The paper that proves use of married name is your marriage certificate. That is all.