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hello guys- i have one question ..

Actually i filed i-130 for my wife last year ...

so the thing is on my wife's passport its just given name -  Manxx Kaxx . and no surname --- its blank ... so when i filed i-130 i putt  Manxx as first name and Kaxx as last name on i-130...  same thing i did on ds-260... first and last name...  

so the thing i want to ask is it big issue ... if i remain everything same.. she can travel to us with that.. i dont care about fnu on visa or something..  is she got any issue with biometrics with that name ...

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4 minutes ago, B singh said:

hello guys- i have one question ..

Actually i filed i-130 for my wife last year ...

so the thing is on my wife's passport its just given name -  Manxx Kaxx . and no surname --- its blank ... so when i filed i-130 i putt  Manxx as first name and Kaxx as last name on i-130...  same thing i did on ds-260... first and last name...  

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Why did you introduce discrepancy and not fill however her passport says the name?

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2 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Why did you introduce discrepancy and not fill however her passport says the name?

bcause i dont know at that time.. what to do... but now realizing.

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Hello, 

For my wife visa everything worked out when we placed Kaur in the surname field. Anytime you fill out any application related to US [visa, NVC, social security, citizenship] keep putting Kaur in the surname field. It will be fine. 

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1 hour ago, B s... said:

bcause i dont know at that time.. what to do... but now realizing.

You did not know your wife's name?

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27 minutes ago, BH2019 said:

Hello, 

For my wife visa everything worked out when we placed Kaur in the surname field. Anytime you fill out any application related to US [visa, NVC, social security, citizenship] keep putting Kaur in the surname field. It will be fine. 

oh wow. thats the reply i want... 

okay brother .  thats am worrying about .. bcause some says me its a issue blah blah... and i putted on ds260 same things.  

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29 minutes ago, BH2019 said:

Hello, 

For my wife visa everything worked out when we placed Kaur in the surname field. Anytime you fill out any application related to US [visa, NVC, social security, citizenship] keep putting Kaur in the surname field. It will be fine. 

This is very strange advice.  

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Just now, SalishSea said:

You did not know your wife's name?

i know the name . i told before  on her passport its both in given name  - first and last... surname field empty.. thats by i putted first name and last on ds-260

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Regardless of what you put on the DS260, the name currently as it is in the passport is what will be printed on visa and green card.

Can't she get a new passport with last name filled or your culture doesn't allow last/surname names?

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