NOA for AOS and EAD

[onesassygirl 0]

So I just received my NOA for AOS and EAD today, and noticed that they kinda screwed up my name. My (married) name is suuuuuper long (5 names in my whole name) and they only put the first 3 and my last name (they omitted my middle name). Is this a big deal? I go by a shorter alias (3 names long), which I put on the application under "other names", and is usually the name I go by; it includes my middle name which was omitted on the NOA. Who do I contact to get this straightened out?

[Killer_Clown_2009 0]

I have a very short name 4 letters in first name and 5 in last. My NOA didn't include my middle name either, nor did my husbands NOA for his I-130. I don't think its a big deal.

[onesassygirl 0]

I have a very short name 4 letters in first name and 5 in last. My NOA didn't include my middle name either, nor did my husbands NOA for his I-130. I don't think its a big deal.

Hmm.. I wonder if they put the whole name (including middle name) on the actual EAD and Green Card.

[onesassygirl 0]

I have a very short name 4 letters in first name and 5 in last. My NOA didn't include my middle name either, nor did my husbands NOA for his I-130. I don't think its a big deal.

Hmm.. I wonder if they put the whole name (including middle name) on the actual EAD and Green Card.

If NOAs usually don't include middle names, can someone tell me whether they put your whole name (first + middle + last) on the EAD or GC? I'm really ####### about getting my whole name on all my important documents...

Edited December 17, 2006 by ajmc

[Ashleigh-Au 0]

My EAD has

Last name, First name Middle initial

e.g Smith, Jane L

[Miranda&James 8]

James has two middle names, but his EAD only has First, Middle Initial (of the first middle name) and Last name, so they've ommited one of his names too. How it can affect things though, I don't know (he doesn't really use his middle names or initials, so if you do I dunno if it's different). There is only so much space on the card for names though. I also have 5 names but my SS card only has first name, two of my middle intials, maiden name and married name due to lack of space.

[onesassygirl 0]

James has two middle names, but his EAD only has First, Middle Initial (of the first middle name) and Last name, so they've ommited one of his names too. How it can affect things though, I don't know (he doesn't really use his middle names or initials, so if you do I dunno if it's different). There is only so much space on the card for names though. I also have 5 names but my SS card only has first name, two of my middle intials, maiden name and married name due to lack of space.

My SS card has my first, first middle, maiden and married names. My NOA had my second middle name (which I don't go by often) instead of my maiden name (which I do use often). I called USCIS and had the names switched so that they put my maiden name in place of my second middle name. Argghh.. it sucks having so many names. Why couldn't my parents have kept it simple??

[1HappyGuy 45]

The U.S. government is not prepared for people with more than last name, first name and middle name. This can be a big problem in the future. You need to get this corrected so that all or your records are the same. Sometimes the extra names are entered just as initials.

I can be a real pain in the rear but you need to fix this. This will be how the government knows you forever.

[Miranda&James 8]

James has two middle names, but his EAD only has First, Middle Initial (of the first middle name) and Last name, so they've ommited one of his names too. How it can affect things though, I don't know (he doesn't really use his middle names or initials, so if you do I dunno if it's different). There is only so much space on the card for names though. I also have 5 names but my SS card only has first name, two of my middle intials, maiden name and married name due to lack of space.

My SS card has my first, first middle, maiden and married names. My NOA had my second middle name (which I don't go by often) instead of my maiden name (which I do use often). I called USCIS and had the names switched so that they put my maiden name in place of my second middle name. Argghh.. it sucks having so many names. Why couldn't my parents have kept it simple??

Yeah I agree, my parents have caused me hassle with all these name!! O well...at least we can be relatively certain no one else in the world would have the exact same name as us!