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Now, houston we have a problem. On my passport: Name(s): John Kelly III Surname: Smith NO midde name! So on the application, I will have to put on the Name: John Kelly III because officially and technically my middle name became part of my name. Some people have more names. Now suddenly I...

;D sorry I meant middle name! It's not my real name. This is of course just an example to show what I mean :D So, would I still need an affidavit to explain why suddenly my middle name becomes part of my name? ??? All people coming from this country where I am don't use middle names. So no...

Thanks! But when you read the forms, it says write your name (as how it appears on your passport). So if I do that, then my application name is the same as the passport. So no problem, yes? Now, when they look at my birth certificate, they may get confused.

My name on my birth certificate and passport doesnt match up: this is how I can show it - on my birth certificate: John Kelly Smith III (Kelly is maiden name) on my passpoort: John Kelly III, Smith apparently there is no maiden name in this country where I have become a citizen about 15...

Its easier for me to find all the answers I need if I only have few threads. I hope thats fine. If not, tell me.

Follow up question: I am from a visa exempt that can stay up to 6months without visa, and I really want to stay 6 months, if my return ticket is really in about 6 months, is that ok? Someone suggested I just say 2-week, but then my problem is if they just really decide to stamp a two-week...

Hello. If you are coming as visitor and you have a bunch of important documents with you, just because you don't want to leave it at home for 6 months in your apartment for security reasons, will it be allowed? Will it raise red flags at the immigration? I know resumes are a no-no. I just can't...

see modified question below ;)

Is it better to tell upfront that you are really planning to stay for 6 months than just saying 2 weeks? I prefer to tell that I will stay for 6 months because my return ticket will show that I will return in 6 months. If they verify my documents and call my partner, they'll find out it's true...

Is it better to tell upfront that you are really planning to stay for 6 months than just saying 2 weeks? I prefer to tell that I will stay for 6 months because my return ticket will show that I will return in 6 months. If they verify my documents and call my partner, they'll find out it's true...

:) Question answered. Thanks!

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