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Rachel&Mommy   56

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Hello everyone

 

I am about to start I-130 form for my mother but I changed my name during naturalization last year, I am using only my husband's family name now.

 

What documents should I submit so they can see the person on my birth certificate and on my naturalization certificate is the same person? 

 

Should we translate all the documents if my mother will be interviewed in Dominican Republic? 🇩🇴 

 

Thanks in advance!

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shefellfromheaven   18

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Your marriage certificate should show your names ( prior to marriage). 

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Rachel&Mommy   56

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10 hours ago, shefellfromheaven said:

Your marriage certificate should show your names ( prior to marriage). 

Yes, it does.

 

Thanks 

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