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icebryker   21

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Surnames

Enter all surnames as listed in your passport. If only one name is listed in your passport, enter that Surname. (e.g., FERNANDEZ GARCIA)

Does this mean I have to type my middle name and family name in the SURNAMES space?

Did any of you put in your middle name and the middle name of your fiance in the DS160 form?

I just want to make sure I don't make any mistakes before submitting this.

2013-12-12: I-129F Sent
2013-12-16: I-129F Received
2013-12-18: I-129F NOA1
2013-12-22: I-129F NOA1 (hard copy)
2014-01-09: I-129F NOA2
2014-01-13: I-129F NOA2 (hard copy)
2014-01-22: Got NVC Case Number (Status: At NVC)
2014-01-25: In transit to the Consular Section
2014-01-28: Consular Received (Ready)
2014-02-12: Passed Medical Exam @ SLMEC
2014-02-13: CFO done
2014-02-27: Interview APPROVED
2014-03-08: Visa Received
2014-03-13: POE Detroit
2014-04-16: Wedding Date

2014-09-26: AOS Sent
2014-10-06: NOA1 (Email/Sms)
2014-10-18: Biometrics Letter Received (10/11 Notice Date)
2014-10-28: Biometrics Appointment (Will try early walk-in)

2014-10-23: Biometrics Done

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Surnames

Enter all surnames as listed in your passport. If only one name is listed in your passport, enter that Surname. (e.g., FERNANDEZ GARCIA)

Does this mean I have to type my middle name and family name in the SURNAMES space?

Did any of you put in your middle name and the middle name of your fiance in the DS160 form?

I just want to make sure I don't make any mistakes before submitting this.

in my ds 160, i wrote my middle name after my first name
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icebryker   21

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How about my fiance's middle name where do I put it, in the given name?

2013-12-12: I-129F Sent
2013-12-16: I-129F Received
2013-12-18: I-129F NOA1
2013-12-22: I-129F NOA1 (hard copy)
2014-01-09: I-129F NOA2
2014-01-13: I-129F NOA2 (hard copy)
2014-01-22: Got NVC Case Number (Status: At NVC)
2014-01-25: In transit to the Consular Section
2014-01-28: Consular Received (Ready)
2014-02-12: Passed Medical Exam @ SLMEC
2014-02-13: CFO done
2014-02-27: Interview APPROVED
2014-03-08: Visa Received
2014-03-13: POE Detroit
2014-04-16: Wedding Date

2014-09-26: AOS Sent
2014-10-06: NOA1 (Email/Sms)
2014-10-18: Biometrics Letter Received (10/11 Notice Date)
2014-10-28: Biometrics Appointment (Will try early walk-in)

2014-10-23: Biometrics Done

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mistyrose   0

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How about my fiance's middle name where do I put it, in the given name?

Yes. As far as i know, unlike us filipinos, americans do not usually use their mom's maiden names,their middle names are actually given names so you must include your usc fiance's middle name in 'given name' part.
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icebryker   21

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How about our Filipino middle name? It says in the passport "Panggitnang apelyido." Does this mean that I will put my (Filipino beneficiary) middle name in the Surnames?

And my fiance's (American petitioner) middle name should be in the Give Names?

2013-12-12: I-129F Sent
2013-12-16: I-129F Received
2013-12-18: I-129F NOA1
2013-12-22: I-129F NOA1 (hard copy)
2014-01-09: I-129F NOA2
2014-01-13: I-129F NOA2 (hard copy)
2014-01-22: Got NVC Case Number (Status: At NVC)
2014-01-25: In transit to the Consular Section
2014-01-28: Consular Received (Ready)
2014-02-12: Passed Medical Exam @ SLMEC
2014-02-13: CFO done
2014-02-27: Interview APPROVED
2014-03-08: Visa Received
2014-03-13: POE Detroit
2014-04-16: Wedding Date

2014-09-26: AOS Sent
2014-10-06: NOA1 (Email/Sms)
2014-10-18: Biometrics Letter Received (10/11 Notice Date)
2014-10-28: Biometrics Appointment (Will try early walk-in)

2014-10-23: Biometrics Done

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Hank_   9,174

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Surnames

Enter all surnames as listed in your passport. If only one name is listed in your passport, enter that Surname. (e.g., FERNANDEZ GARCIA)

Does this mean I have to type my middle name and family name in the SURNAMES space?

Did any of you put in your middle name and the middle name of your fiance in the DS160 form?

I just want to make sure I don't make any mistakes before submitting this.

SURNAMES is your last name/family name

GIVEN NAMES is your first and middle name

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How about our Filipino middle name? It says in the passport "Panggitnang apelyido." Does this mean that I will put my (Filipino beneficiary) middle name in the Surnames?

And my fiance's (American petitioner) middle name should be in the Give Names?

Agree with hank_. Ang Panggitnang apelyido ay nasa given name, hindi sa surname.hope you dont get confused though when i was also inputting mine, i got confused at that part lol.
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makulit909   4

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So, let say the full name is Juan dela Cruz dela Paz would be:

Surnames: dela Paz

Given Names: Juan dela Cruz

For full name: Juan Paolo dela Cruz dela Paz

Surnames: dela Paz

Given Names: Juan Paolo dela Cruz

Just make sure that this full name matches the info in the passport.. :-)

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icebryker   21

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Thank you everyone for helping me! I will submit the DS160 today and will pay the fee. Woohooo.. excited to schedule my interview.

2013-12-12: I-129F Sent
2013-12-16: I-129F Received
2013-12-18: I-129F NOA1
2013-12-22: I-129F NOA1 (hard copy)
2014-01-09: I-129F NOA2
2014-01-13: I-129F NOA2 (hard copy)
2014-01-22: Got NVC Case Number (Status: At NVC)
2014-01-25: In transit to the Consular Section
2014-01-28: Consular Received (Ready)
2014-02-12: Passed Medical Exam @ SLMEC
2014-02-13: CFO done
2014-02-27: Interview APPROVED
2014-03-08: Visa Received
2014-03-13: POE Detroit
2014-04-16: Wedding Date

2014-09-26: AOS Sent
2014-10-06: NOA1 (Email/Sms)
2014-10-18: Biometrics Letter Received (10/11 Notice Date)
2014-10-28: Biometrics Appointment (Will try early walk-in)

2014-10-23: Biometrics Done

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