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Hi, just wondering if I should use wife's married name on i-130 (cr1) while she waits for the NSO marriage certificate.?The NSO copy is what's  needed to officially change her name on her passport. Will this cause any issues? They say she should have NSO by 9/14/17

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No issues for us. Make sure you order a couple copies of the NSO, DFA for the passport will take an original copy of your NSO.

From there my wife was able to change her last name and everything else was smooth sailing.  

04/21/2016 : Married

11/17/2016 : I-130 sent ( NSO marriage certificate took forever) 

11/23/2016 : I-130 case accepted notified by email NOA1

01/27/2017 : USCIS APPROVED NOA2

02/04/2017 : NOA2 hardcopy received in mail

02/28/2017 : Case received by NVC

03/02/2017 : Agent assigned 

03/07/2017 : Case number assigned with invoice

03/28/2017 : Fees paid (IV and AOS)
04/05/2017 : DS260 online form completed
04/09/2017 : IV and AOS package sent to NVC
04/12/2017 : Requested for NVC expedite
04/17/2017:  NVC expedite approved 

04/18/2017:  In Transit 

04/20/2017: Received in Manila (may schedule for interview)
05/11/2017: SLEC -CLEARED 
05/25/2017: Interview @ Manila Embassy - APPROVED

05/30/2017: VISA on hand plus packet

06/08/2017: POE: California  

06/14/2017: Social Security card received through DS260 filing

06/24/2017: Green card received 

 

CRBA 

04/10/2017: CRBA sent to Embassy via FedEx 

04/19/2017: Appointment scheduled 

05/04/2017: Interviewed and approved 

05/17/2017: CRBA certificate on hand

05/26/2017: U.S Passport on hand

06/02/2017: Paid for ECC and Extension fees

06/08/2017: POE

Filed: Other Country: Philippines
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5 hours ago, The-Journey said:

Hi, just wondering if I should use wife's married name on i-130 (cr1) while she waits for the NSO marriage certificate.?The NSO copy is what's  needed to officially change her name on her passport. Will this cause any issues? They say she should have NSO by 9/14/17

For sure use your wife's married name for the I-130 ... not having the passport doesn't matter.  She is married, she has a married name now.

Hank

"Chance Favors The Prepared Mind"

 

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“LET’S GO BRANDON!”

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On 8/29/2017 at 11:14 PM, The-Journey said:

Hi, just wondering if I should use wife's married name on i-130 (cr1) while she waits for the NSO marriage certificate.?The NSO copy is what's  needed to officially change her name on her passport. Will this cause any issues? They say she should have NSO by 9/14/17

Will also need CFO certificate to change to married name on passport. 

2013/05/03 Married

2013 CFO seminar to change name

2013 Passport issued in married name

USCIS

2015/06/27 Sent I-130

2015/06/29 Priority Date

2015/0701 NOA1

2015/08/05 NOA2

NVC

2015/08/17 Package received at NVC

2015/08/26 Received DS-261/AOS bill

2015/08/29 Sent AOS/IV

2015/08/31 AOS/IV scan date

2015/09/01 DS-260 submitted

2015/09/21 3 n/a (CC)

2015/09/28 Receive confirmation email of CC waiting interview date

2015/10/01 Interview date scheduled (P4)

Manila Embassy

2015/10/12 SLEC Medical, required to get doctor certificate and return the 30th.

2015/10/19 Went to hospital to get the doctors certificate for SLEC

2015/10/30 Appointment with doctor at SLEC for evaluation

2015/11/03 Completed medical

2015/11/05 Interview scheduled - APPROVED

2015/11/06 CEAC changed to issued

2015/11/11 Passport and visa delivered

2015/11/12 Passport stamped at CFO

Filed: Other Country: Philippines
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3 hours ago, The-Journey said:

Never heard this. And they didn't tell my wife. Are you sure this is required for name change and not for leaving the Philippines? 

Yes CFO is required if she is going to renew her passport in her married name.  Which I highly suggest, along with filing the I-130 & 130a in her married name.

 

DFA will not renew the passport in her married name without your wife attending CFO GCP seminar if married to a FOREIGNER.

Hank

"Chance Favors The Prepared Mind"

 

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“LET’S GO BRANDON!”

 
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