Second middle name mistake?

[sl1pstream 551]

In the i129f we sent we wrote my second middle name as just "C", since that's both on my regular eID and on my passport. I just got my birth certificate, so that I don't have to rush after we get the NOA2, but I've noticed that it's spelled out fully, not just the first letter on that. Is this something I need to contact USCIS about, considering that it's spelled out fully on that or should I just leave it like that, considering that every piece of identification I have just has the first letter on it?

[Fr8dog 312]

Ahhh, the joys of the second middle name.

 

Personally I would let this one slide until the interview and ask them about it than. I have found that most US based officials are not really familiar with the 3rd name (hence they call it a second middle name) but the embassy personnel will have dealt with it more often and should be able to tell you if it is going to be a problem down the line.

My passport used to be issued with initials for my middle names, but I had them change it to my full names for that reason. My Dutch drivers license only has initials but my US one has my full names.

I have always used my full names with all my USCIS paperwork.

 

Get ready to be explaining the reason for having 3 names a lot once you finally make it to the US.

And assuming your Flemish and also have the practice of "doopnaam" and "roepnaam" be prepared to always be called by your "doopnaam"

[sl1pstream 551]

Luckily I don't have those.

 

Thanks, I'll wait for the interview before I start panicking about that.