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Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / August 2005Name on permanent resident card(GC)
Where do they pick your name from, while printing GC? Because I- 485(old one) asks for only Middle initial, while G-325A and I-130 asks for full middle name (if any). I have full middle name in my foreign PP and all my docs. If I get GC with only middle initial, should I be concerned, as I have full middle name in foreign Passport? I got doubt after my interview; otherwise I could have asked DAO, during the interview. Any comments are appreciated. > Where do they pick your name from, while printing GC? Because I- > 485(old one) asks for only Middle initial, while G-325A and I-130 asks [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Any comments are appreciated. The G-325A has nothing to do with your name on the greencard. It is a biographical sheet only. The full name is needed for background checks with the various security agencies. If it comes with your middle initial only, there should be no problem with using your foreign passport. You don't use your passport to return to the US but you use your green card.  SignatureI'm not an attorney. This disclaimer is valid in NYS! > The G-325A has nothing to do with your name on the greencard. It is a > biographical sheet only. The full name is needed for background [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > with using your foreign passport. You don't use your passport to > return to the US but you use your green card. Rete: PP and green card gets you on the airplane as a usual rule. If no PP, then need the book re-entry permit. On the land borders, you are correct. BTW, I think the OP is a tad paranoid -- John Quincy Smith and John Q. Smith are the same name. We have a practice on Asian three-part names to combine the two personal names with a hyphen to avoid this problem since Chang Rop Kim is not the same as Chang Kim or Chang R. Kim. We won't even get into the Asian practice of the "first name" being the "family name" follwed by the "personal name." SignatureCertified Specialist Immigration & Nat. Law Cal. Bar Board of Legal Specialization > Rete: > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > won't even get into the Asian practice of the "first name" being the > "family name" follwed by the "personal name." Thanks, but We use Family Name as Family Name, which I, my father, mom & all in family has same (even my ancestors). But we mostly use our father/husband name as Middle name. So, name would be like "My Name [First Name]" then "My Father Name [Middle Name] and "Our Family name [Last Name]. So, my PP has name like John [My Name] Quincy [Father Name] Smith [Family Name]. GC might be with John Q. Smith. So, I guess change would be only they will abbreviate my fathers name, which is my middle name, and that’s was my question, that would it matter? Thanks for your all replies > Thanks, but > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Thanks for your all replies As Mr Folinsky said, no it won't matter. John Quincy Smith and John Q. Smith are the same name. ~ Jenney > Thanks, but > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Thanks for your all replies Hi Mike, No. It won't matter. Best Wishes, Rene > Where do they pick your name from, while printing GC? Because I- > 485(old one) asks for only Middle initial, while G-325A and I-130 asks [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Any comments are appreciated. I don't know! but I hope they get my looonnnnggg name right!! I ordered some checks today and my name barely fit:D |
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