Nicknames in proof of relationship?

[Amber and Shawn 27]

Concerned-

Will it be a problem that most of (almost all) of my social media account is all named a name i have given myself? lol 

This also includes signature. I given myself the name Amber and I don't use my birth name except for my Middle name in the back of it.

Just wondering if this would be an issue, or maybe they might think it all doesn't add up. My fiance knows my birth name but he always call me Amber in texts, voice and letters ect

 

[K&M's Journey 25]

1 hour ago, Pengurii said:

Concerned-

Will it be a problem that most of (almost all) of my social media account is all named a name i have given myself? lol 

This also includes signature. I given myself the name Amber and I don't use my birth name except for my Middle name in the back of it.

Just wondering if this would be an issue, or maybe they might think it all doesn't add up. My fiance knows my birth name but he always call me Amber in texts, voice and letters ect

 

Will be a problem if your passport doesn't match your birth cert. Amber wil be your a.k.a. name. In my country it's required to include all names used, even a.k.a. and nicknames in the police clearance for the USEM interview.

Edited April 29, 2017 by K&M's Journey

[Amber and Shawn 27]

I don't understand. Amber is not on any of my documents birth cert passport or anything like that 

its just the name i always use on fb skype ect and in convos im usually called that instead of my real name. 

Do i need to include that in Other name used

I've seen some that says no only list Legal Names and some saying yes list the nickname im lil confused 

 

 

Edited April 29, 2017 by Pengurii

[zilchfox 296]

I have a nickname that's completely different from my legal name entirely that I use pretty much everywhere, and I always use it in place of my first name. When applying for anything, if there was ever a nickname slot, I always put it in there, too. Here's an example snippet from I-751 on where it asks you for your legal name, and then any nicknames you're known by.

 

If the form never asks for a nickname, just put your legal name. With that said, say several years from now you decide to naturalize as a U.S. citizen, there's a field where you can request to legally change your name at the same time you become a citizen, if you so choose.

Edited April 29, 2017 by zilchfox

[Amber and Shawn 27]

I see so do i put Amber in Other name used in the Given name slot? 

I also do not use my family's name in my nickname and use my middle instead Amber Ling (Ling=Middle name) I dont need to note this down in the nickname part yea?

Edited April 29, 2017 by Pengurii

[zilchfox 296]

23 hours ago, Pengurii said:

I see so do i put Amber in Other name used in the Given name slot? 

I also do not use my family's name in my nickname and use my middle instead Amber Ling (Ling=Middle name) I dont need to note this down in the nickname part yea?

Only if you want to, like for example the documents you want to submit to show your proof of relationship say "Amber" all over it, then you'd want to write that down there, but it's ultimately up to you, the fields are optional.