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Hello, first time user here. I am trying to complete my wife's renunciation form on Passport SEVA website and when entering the last name on the it which one should she use on the 2nd page for applicant details? The old last name as per Indian passport? Or the new last name on US passport (after legal name change)? We will be submitting supporting documents. Any thoughts please? Thanks!!

Question - if you had traffic/moving citations in the form of written warnings (no fine) and fines under $150 should they be mentioned as they were technically written citations? When I try to look up my states rmv all I see are my two fined violations and a recent warning. None of the other warnings i have received in 17 years show up. Thus the dilema. I have all the written warnings and citations with me. Any help please?? What if you were in an accident in Niagara Falls, Canada and were given an at fault citation by the Canadian police (<cad 100, paid). Would i need to include the same in the n-400 even though it was across the border? None of the traffic violations were serious such as dui, arrest, jail or court time, or anyone getting hurt. More like not stopping at stop sign, a speeding ticket, expired inspection sticker, wrong turn etc. Please advise.

Hi folks, I have been a PR for 7 plus years and have decided to apply for my naturalization. On the N-400 form they have asked for any other names used since birth. I would like to know how to approach this question for my application. I was born - A B (first name) X Y (last name) Some time during my childhood my folks decided to change our names to match with my youngest brother. So we did do it legally back in India which was captured in my passport from 30 years ago. My name from above went to - A (first name with an extra "H" added) X Y (last name) ----- no more B part of the first name (was omitted). And I have used this name since my first entry into US and all along. When my birth certificate was re-issued for my GC (as the old one was misplaced or lost) it was issued by the town taking into account the official name change records. So my birth certificate matches what is in my passport and GC and all other records since high school. When my GC (I-485) was filed back in 2015, the form was much different and never asked for provide all names you have ever used since birth. It was quite different. It was more like a single section to input any other name, with no clear guidelines. All i mentioned was the shortened version of my name that i have on CC. Question - do i mention this name I had when i was a kid (A B (first name) X Y (last name))? I have old passports to show the same if need be. Or do I not mention it at all? Or do I go ahead and mention it in the N-400 application and take all old passports if asked more questions??? Any input is much appreciated!! thanks l!!