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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: China
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When my fiancee(China nationality) was 7 years old, her parents divorced. Her mom changed her name.

Do I need to mail legal documents with the I-129F for this name change?

Because her passport, birth certificate (which she just got last week by getting a legal name change document from the police station and then submitting it to the doctor/hospital), and all "relevant documents" has her current name.

On the I-129F guide, it says you only need to provide legal documents if you are using a name other than show on relevant doucments. Is this correct? or I am misunderstanding something?

Thanks for the help!

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