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In 2005 I applied for the renewal of my second 10-year green card which I received in 2006. Going through my files recently in order to prepare for my citizenship I realized that I had answered Part 3: if you entered the US with an Immigrant Visa , also complete the following...

You know, I was just thinking about that too! How funny, right? Well, thank you very much for all your effort and time to answer my question. I don't know what else to do but I appreciate your feedback.

Yes, I got my green card thru that marriage. Our marriage license lists only the first initial and all of our income tax were filed w/o his middle name. Even some letters we got from irs did not include the middle name. I am aware that my poor memory may raise doubts but I will do my best...

WBH, thank you for your response. It is against the law to do a credit check without a person's authorization. Green fever1, there is a checklist of documents needed for N400, and you can find it on the official website.

Nope, only first and last name and social security numbers for both of us.

Thank you so much. I am from Greece and middle names are very uncommon so it was not something I really cared about.

Thanks Perpetual (love your screen name). I checked but I could not get more info fromthe websites. It's so frustrating...We were married in '92, even the marriage certificate lists only the first initial...we filed all other documents (joint taxes etc) without the middle name.

This may sound strange but I don't remember the middle name of my ex-husband, I only know the first initial. However, in the N400 application the full middle name is requested when applicable. How can I resolve the issue? Could I just write the first initial and in parentheses that I don't...