Wrong name on 3032?

[tjs5701 0]

Just received email response from NVC for agent of choice. NVC used my wifes maiden name as the benificiary instead of her married name. Is this going to be a problem?

[RandyandRina 2]

Just received email response from NVC for agent of choice. NVC used my wifes maiden name as the benificiary instead of her married name. Is this going to be a problem?

You have to consider the names she used for her passport, on the INS application itself, visa that will be issued to her, and also the green card that would appear once approved.

Edited August 19, 2007 by RandyandRina

[tjs5701 0]

Just received email response from NVC for agent of choice. NVC used my wifes maiden name as the benificiary instead of her married name. Is this going to be a problem?

You have to consider the names she used for her passport, on the INS application itself, visa that will be issued to her, and also the green card that would appear once approved.

The original I-130 was submitted and approved in her maiden name. NVC case # also has her maiden name. When we sent the choice of agent we used married name with maiden name in parenthesis ( ). She signed document with her married name. Maybe I should call NVC and see what they have to say?

By the way, thanks for the quick response. I appreciate it. I grew up in NY (Long Island) and still have family there. Maybe when this is all said and done we can keep in touch.

[RandyandRina 2]

Just received email response from NVC for agent of choice. NVC used my wifes maiden name as the benificiary instead of her married name. Is this going to be a problem?

You have to consider the names she used for her passport, on the INS application itself, visa that will be issued to her, and also the green card that would appear once approved.

The original I-130 was submitted and approved in her maiden name. NVC case # also has her maiden name. When we sent the choice of agent we used married name with maiden name in parenthesis ( ). She signed document with her married name. Maybe I should call NVC and see what they have to say?

By the way, thanks for the quick response. I appreciate it. I grew up in NY (Long Island) and still have family there. Maybe when this is all said and done we can keep in touch.

Most likely, all documents such as visa, green card and correspondences will be under her maiden name. I am unsure exactly how it can be changed to her married last name, you are probably right that calling NVC is the best thing to get that info and get it corrected.

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