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The petitioner is still using her maiden nme when she filed for her husbnds petition when his husbnd filled up the ds230 the name he put in the petitioner is his wifes married name. Is this can cause any conflict on the part of the petitioner as well as on the part of the applicnt? But he included their marriage certificate when he submitted his ds230.
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Exmple of the above scenrio:
Petitioner name (maiden name) -cristy cruz valdez
Applicnt name -jose reyes aguilar
The applicnt put cristy valdez aguilar on the part of petitioner name instead of cristy cruz valdez
Is this can cause problem on their papers? -
It's not a problem that can't be explained.
Both names shown for the petition/wife are valid, and the married name example shows the Filipino marriage name convention (former family name becomes middle node of married name).
All that really matters is that the petitioner's name is consistent on both his passport and all application documents, since he is male.
The different reporting of the wife/petitioner name may generate a query from the National Visa Center or at the Manila Embassy interview for proof of the petitioner's name changes (her birth cert and her married cert).
-Ray B
Originally posted by lalabauzon View PostComment
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